17-01-2024 09:21 PM
Went for the essentials £38 unlimited plan, reduced to £24 with the trade in. But direct debit shows still at £38. Wary to sign agreement in case the £24 isn't honoured, or will the amount change once trade in complete
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17-01-2024 11:04 PM - edited 17-01-2024 11:05 PM
Your direct debit initially showing £38, instead of the reduced £24 after a trade-in, is likely a standard part of EE's billing practice. The full plan cost might be displayed first, with the trade-in discount applied subsequently as a credit. For specific information on how and when the discount is applied, you should contact EE directly. You can do this by calling 150 from your EE phone and choosing option 1 for accurate and tailored assistance regarding your plan.
17-01-2024 11:04 PM - edited 17-01-2024 11:05 PM
Your direct debit initially showing £38, instead of the reduced £24 after a trade-in, is likely a standard part of EE's billing practice. The full plan cost might be displayed first, with the trade-in discount applied subsequently as a credit. For specific information on how and when the discount is applied, you should contact EE directly. You can do this by calling 150 from your EE phone and choosing option 1 for accurate and tailored assistance regarding your plan.