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Porting from Vodafone to CPW Vodafone

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Shak - 30 Jun 2005 09:21 GMT
I've been given the choice of getting a new K750i by either upgrading my
Vodafone contract and paying £100 or porting over to CPW's SP and getting it
for free. I assume my bills will be affected (at least cosmetically), which
may be a problem since the contract to be upgraded is one of multiple phones
on a single business account.

... So benefits and drawbacks? Are CPW support better than Vodafone's? Is
there any difference in billing (apart from physically)? Would I have to set
up my DD again? If so will the money go in a sepearate transaction to the
other phones left with the Voda SP? Or is the whole thing transparent?

Thanks!

Shak
Jon - 30 Jun 2005 10:22 GMT
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> I've been given the choice of getting a new K750i by either upgrading my
> Vodafone contract and paying £100 or porting over to CPW's SP and getting it
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> up my DD again? If so will the money go in a sepearate transaction to the
> other phones left with the Voda SP? Or is the whole thing transparent?

If you migrate one handset then it will leave the "business" account and
will be a new account on it's own. The billing, customer service etc
will be entirely separate from the remaining handsets.
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Jon

 
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