Mobile Operator VOXI UK Launch New Handset Payment Terms
Contract-free mobile operator VOXI, which is a virtual network operator (MVNO) sibling of Vodafone, has today introduced new payment terms alongside PayPal to support customers who are looking for more options to help spread the cost of their mobile handset (i.e. applicable when mobile plans are taken with an included handset).
The changes mean that customers can now select By Now Pay Later (BNPL) – Paypal Pay in 3, which will allow them to spread the cost of their device over three payments or alternatively, customers can now also choose to spread the cost across 12, 24, 30 and 36 months with PayPal Credit. The operator had previously only offered a 30-month credit term to customers.
However, devices must be a minimum of £99 to qualify for a 12/24/30/36 months credit plan and between £30 – £2,000 to qualify for a Pay in 3 plan – subject to terms and eligibility.
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Good change, Paypal Credit is pretty good
I agree I have £12000 on PPC and I only seem to be able to use it on some sites and on Ebay. Nice to be able to get a phone on it now and VOXI do some good deals compared to Sky and others in terms of handset costs
They just need to introduce inclusive roaming like their partner company TalkMobile and then I’d be interested!