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"New" customer deals (via 3rd party)

Jay1234567
Explorer

‎02-08-2022 10:35 PM

Have been with EE for a fair while but don't remember ever having upgraded directly due to poor deals

 

I've now seen a far better offer through a third party, which allows me money off via a trade in and also a company perks code to get a further discount

 

I'm planning on porting out to GiffGaff and then back to EE.

 

My question is should I do this before ordering my new phone as a "new" customer or will it not matter? The 3rd party suggested it would effectively be an additional line as I have an account, though did consider using a different email (if that makes any difference?)

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XRaySpeX
EE Community Star
EE Community Star

‎03-08-2022 01:36 AM

The earlier you port your existing no. out of EE before taking the new contract. the less you'll be paying for your existing contract.

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Jay1234567
Explorer
In response to XRaySpeX

‎03-08-2022 07:25 AM

My GG sim is supposedly arriving today so I could port out as soon as I'm home and then immediately order my new phone 

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Dave290
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Investigator

‎17-09-2022 07:34 PM

What site did you use. I'm looking for a new contract too. 

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