Phone out of contract, what to do!?
Ok,
Trying to weigh up my options.
I have an Samsung Galaxy S3, which is out of contract in the next 2 weeks. I have the option of upgrading, but the only phone I have any inclining towards would be an SGS5, but I don't see the point. My current phone is fine and I resent paying so much for a phone contract!
My current phone is costing me £31/month on Vodafone.
I'm contemplating keeping my phone and going 1 Month rolling contract.
I've heard about GiffGaff and it seems good, but I'm dubious that its PAYG and I'll get caught out. (I know it is PAYG, but I would be looking at one of those goodybag things!).
Does anyone have any insight, thoughts?
Ideally if I get a new phone contract, I don't want to be on any more than £25 and I don't want to pay for the handset.
I like my current phone and it works, so don't have any qualms about keeping it and going monthly. Thoughts?
Trying to weigh up my options.
I have an Samsung Galaxy S3, which is out of contract in the next 2 weeks. I have the option of upgrading, but the only phone I have any inclining towards would be an SGS5, but I don't see the point. My current phone is fine and I resent paying so much for a phone contract!
My current phone is costing me £31/month on Vodafone.
I'm contemplating keeping my phone and going 1 Month rolling contract.
I've heard about GiffGaff and it seems good, but I'm dubious that its PAYG and I'll get caught out. (I know it is PAYG, but I would be looking at one of those goodybag things!).
Does anyone have any insight, thoughts?
Ideally if I get a new phone contract, I don't want to be on any more than £25 and I don't want to pay for the handset.
I like my current phone and it works, so don't have any qualms about keeping it and going monthly. Thoughts?
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