Acsherlly, 100 - 200 quid would be cheap to acquire a new customer. Normally the

cost of acquisition is about 450 quid each.

I'm sure they won't do it, because I believe it is forbidden or just not done (an agreement between telcos) but they would be more than happy to do it if they were allowed to - it's a lot cheaper than the amount they subsidise you on new phones etc.

Posted By: Steve in Holland on August 6th 2007 at 14:33:50

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If I rang 3 or O2 up, (10 months into an 18 month contract) (General Chat) - pants, Aug 6, 14:18:20
- No way (General Chat) - scruffy, Aug 6, 14:30:09
  - I thought that but a couple of people have suggested it (General Chat) - pants, Aug 6, 14:42:44
    - Of course it is (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Aug 6, 14:47:33
      - Yeah I meant a factor as in would someone buy me out (General Chat) - pants, Aug 6, 14:57:49
        
        I think you're best off getting one of the (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Aug 6, 15:00:33
  - Acsherlly, 100 - 200 quid would be cheap to acquire a new customer. Normally the (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Aug 6, 14:33:50
    - The operator might not do it (General Chat) - conker, Aug 6, 14:41:36
    - (450 euros, not quid) (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Aug 6, 14:34:10
      - Oh (General Chat) - scruffy, Aug 6, 15:30:04
- Who are you under a contract with? (n/m) (General Chat) - conker, Aug 6, 14:24:23
  - vodafone (General Chat) - pants, Aug 6, 14:41:51
    - Did you sign anything second time round with Vodafone? (n/m) (General Chat) - conker, Aug 6, 14:51:05
      - nope, did it over the net (General Chat) - pants, Aug 6, 15:07:09
- only if Newcastle agree to pay half (n/m) (General Chat) - blindasabat, Aug 6, 14:19:45

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