I can only speak for central London but the speeds I'm getting are 120MB/s upwards. So yes, very fast!
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Carrier iPhone 7/7+ EE ( UK ) Pre-Order Thread
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I can only speak for central London but the speeds I'm getting are 120MB/s upwards. So yes, very fast!
Just spoke to an EE rep: all preorders made on Friday last week are 99% guaranteed to be delivered on launch day (Friday).
[doublepost=1473691902][/doublepost]I am thinking of buying an AW Series 2- who would you guys buy from? John Lewis or Currys?
Thanks in advance !
[doublepost=1473691902][/doublepost]I am thinking of buying an AW Series 2- who would you guys buy from? John Lewis or Currys?
Thanks in advance !
Currys will give you 1 year warranty you might as well go directly with Apple.
John Lewis will give you 2 years warranty
it under there Add to Plan deal look at this link -https://ee.co.uk/content/dam/ee-help/Apple%20Watch%20add%20to%20plan%20terms.pdf
I'm so glad I read this post. I pre-ordered online last Friday. Called EE today to check status and the order was on hold. Moved house in July and their system hadn't updated my account so had to go through identity check. I wouldn't have called them if I hadn't seen this. Order now back on track. Thank you!
I was also thinking of buying the AW Series 2 from Apple but the delivery times on their website are ridiculous . . .
yup, you're better off waiting for john lewis to start selling them
Though I don't think JL offer the 14 day remorse/return period that Apple does. So maybe not ideal if you do want to try but perfect if you have no doubts re your purchase and want their standard 2 year guarantee.
Terms and conditions
- If you're unhappy with your purchase, please let us know. Unless faulty, we'd like this to be within 90 days of purchase
Glad I could help you
. Now, I don't know if this'll work but it's worth making you guys aware. The DPD app is pretty decent, if you register with the account email you used for your order with EE and your phone number the DPD system normally pre-populates the deliveries you have had with that email address and any new ones are automatically picked up, it might come in handy for Friday as if we are lucky EE will pass the emails to DPD and it should show up in the delivery account.
Glad I could help you
Now, I don't know if this'll work but it's worth making you guys aware. The DPD app is pretty decent, if you register with the account email you used for your order with EE and your phone number the DPD system normally pre-populates the deliveries you have had with that email address and any new ones are automatically picked up, it might come in handy for Friday as if we are lucky EE will pass the emails to DPD and it should show up in the delivery account.
+1 the DPD app! It's great! It lets you know down to a 15 minute period when a parcel will get delivered and show you where the drive is on a map.
What I was meaning is that with Apple you can wear the watch for 14 days and still return - am pretty sure with JL once watch worn it can only be returned if faulty.
No they don't. Not in every case. It depends on number of factors including what has been purchased and whether bought in store or online. Distance selling regulations give additional protection since you cannot examine the goods until you receive but if you buy something in a shop and simply change your mind you have no legal right for a refund. In reality most retailers allow refunds and exchanges as good for business and if they display their returns policy in store it becomes contractual.
Consumer rights of return only apply where the goods are faulty or not fit for purpose.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/consumer-rights-refunds-exchange#goods
Terms and conditions
- If you're unhappy with your purchase, please let us know. Unless faulty, we'd like this to be within 90 days of purchase
- If you return your item to one of our shops and you'd like a refund but don't have your receipt, order confirmation or delivery note, we'll give you a gift card to the value of the current selling price
- Ordinarily if you have your receipt or delivery note we'll refund the original debit, credit or charge card used to purchase
- It's important that any unwanted item, unless faulty, is returned in a resalable condition. We'd expect this to mean that you've kept all original packaging and labels, and that it's undamaged and unused
Say no to more money?! I'm sure they'll consider it...!
They sure will let you do it, just get in touch with the digital sales department. I changed my tariff to the 12 month upgrade and still kept the same phone which meant my delivery time was still the same.
Say no to more money?! I'm sure they'll consider it...!
Ha well when you put it like that...!
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They sure will let you do it, just get in touch with the digital sales department. I changed my tariff to the 12 month upgrade and still kept the same phone which meant my delivery time was still the same.
Brilliant, thanks!
Like the idea of the 12 month upgrade.
With EE, do you need to give the phone back to them or is it yours to keep and sell etc?