You’re not getting, that I’m paying the same, even if I had my old Samsung.
The price of the handset is the same as if I’d bought direct from Samsung.
I cannot lose my number, as long as my cat lives
Molly here has a microchip, just incase she ever got loose. If I change my number, I can’t be called to say she’s been found.
To get free neutering and microchip, I had to sign up to a company, but I wasn’t allowed now or forever, to change my number.
The trouble with being on benefits/welfare is you don’t get good credit scores, even if you have no debt.
Many years ago, I had a number I’d managed to have for over 10+ years, but changing networks meant I lost it. They took so long to change me over, the PAC code ran out (only a 30 day life span to a PAC, at the end of which your old contract is cancelled n number deleted off the old system, and should be transferred to new system).
As I can’t go anywhere else, and I was faced with a year of paying the same as having a new phone… I thought I might as well have a new phone.
Gifgaff is a fantastic PAYG system (owned by O2 and I’m on O2) once this phone is paid for, I will stay with O2 but PAYG.
Trust me, when I say, I do my best to get as much value as I possible can in the circumstances.
So in-between, we treat ourselves if we can, we have probably 4 days out a year. We try to make what.little we have go as far as possible.
Why you’re so concerned over my financial state, I don’t know. Yes I may have mentioned it a few times in the 18+ months I’ve been on here, but you’ve mentioned it.more in the last week.
I don’t need a prof to tell me, I’m over paying for.my phone bill, but sometimes things are just what they are. We don’t all get the best every time, I’m sure you’ve over.paid for stuff or not gotten the best deal about.
I’d be a lot happier, if you’d drop this… Unless you’re going to do something … Other than keep going on about it