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This message was authored by: Vanessa22

Change of data plan and retaining data saved

I understood I could keep my save data if changing plans but retaining the account. So I have changed my plan but got this line on the confirmation email:

 

'Any extra data linked to the mobile plan will not be retained in line with the new data mix.'

 

The contract was sold to me on the basis I owuld be able to change my plan down if I accummulated too much data.I understand saved data is lost after 12 months but I want to make sure my piggy bank will be retained in line with the way the contract was sold to me.

 

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This message was authored by: caesarome Answer

Re: Change of data plan and retaining data saved

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Data saved in your piggybank should remain there as long as the account is still active.

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Re: Change of data plan and retaining data saved

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Data saved in your piggybank should remain there as long as the account is still active.

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This message was authored by: PandJ2020

Re: Change of data plan and retaining data saved

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You can change your mix every month but if you have a 'deal' (Such as double data) then that is lost when changing the mix.

 

However, the piggybank is unaffected.

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