iPhone SE/11/12/13 Series: $400 off Device on Interest Free Plan @ 2degrees / PB Tech

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Associated[Deactivated] on 04/07/2022 - 20:12 pbtech.co.nz (447 clicks)
Last edited 04/07/2022 - 20:35 by 1 other user

Best deal I have seen on iPhone SE/11/12/13 series (Other deals available for Samsung too ask in store or place a comment)

Yes if you are on a $19 prepay and going to a $60 plan would not be as cost effective but anything above $26 over 12months would be no cost extra for more data.

• Its available at 2Degrees stores and PB (And possibly JB-HiFi I need to confirm)
• New Customers only (IE bring number from Voda/Spark or new connection)
• You can also score an additional $200 on-top if you trade in your old device (See 2D trade in site)

$60 Per month

Some Key details (Mileage may vary at other retailers)

• Must be done in store as we need to sight ID
• Cannot be a already existing customer to redeem the discount you can still add the phone onto an existing line but no discount.
• Prepay 2D customers are eligible
• $60/75/90 Plans only
• 12/24/36 Month Payment plans with min $29 upfront

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  tonykwok on 04/07/2022 - 23:11

  existing customer i think can open new phone number, the old number transfer to spark get the esim hhhh

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    Associated[Deactivated] @ PB Tech on 05/07/2022 - 08:10

    If you are an existing customer the system will decline the application as you can only have one account but nothing stops your wife/partner from signing up

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  FPLShane on 05/07/2022 - 10:20

  The work around is a pain for existing 2 degrees customers.

  Basically yes you need to have a person say partner who does not have a 2 degrees account set up one and get the phone.

  Then you need to port your number to a rival company's pre pay account. Ant then port that number to the newly set up 2degrees account in your partners name.

  The biggest thing to consider is your partner is the legal owner or and responsible for the new account.

  If you break up they could easily decide to blacklist your phone and there is nothing you can do about it but they would also be legally responsible for the repayments. :p

  Basically it is possible but it would be a hell of alot easier if mobile company's stopped shifting their existing customers and rewarded loyalty..

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    Associated[Deactivated] @ PB Tech on 05/07/2022 - 11:33

    I agree they are definitely loyal to new people this is true for all telcos in saying that i switched from Spark to Voda and promptly went back and ended up getting $200 in gift cards.