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09-23-2021 08:23 PM - last edited on 08-05-2023 10:26 AM by VirginPlusKris
I want to pay off my existing balance on my phone. Is this possible/how do I do it?
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09-27-2021 10:12 AM - last edited on 11-19-2024 11:32 AM by VirginPlusDRock
Hi there @Corey7733. Welcome to the Virgin Plus Community. 🙂
If you end your Service Agreement early or you change your plan to a non-eligible plan (Bring Your Own Phone), you will have to pay an early exit charge. The early exit charge consists of your remaining device payments, and the remaining balance on your Agreement Credit (plus applicable taxes) if you received one at the time of purchase.
For your reference, check out our Sweet Pay FAQ and check out all related information about this scenario.
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09-28-2021
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Purchasing a new device is not required.
On Virgin Plus, if you wish to pay your Sweet Pay balance early you must first switch to a BYOP (Bring your own phone) plan. This will generate the charge for the remaining balance of your device to be paid on your next bill.
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09-27-2021 10:12 AM - last edited on 11-19-2024 11:32 AM by VirginPlusDRock
Hi there @Corey7733. Welcome to the Virgin Plus Community. 🙂
If you end your Service Agreement early or you change your plan to a non-eligible plan (Bring Your Own Phone), you will have to pay an early exit charge. The early exit charge consists of your remaining device payments, and the remaining balance on your Agreement Credit (plus applicable taxes) if you received one at the time of purchase.
For your reference, check out our Sweet Pay FAQ and check out all related information about this scenario.
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09-28-2021 04:48 PM
So it says I can pay it off at any time. I do not want to make any changes. Just simply pay off the device balance owing. Where can I do this? Would it work in the app where I can normally pay my bill?
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09-28-2021
04:59 PM
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VirginPlusAntgi
Purchasing a new device is not required.
On Virgin Plus, if you wish to pay your Sweet Pay balance early you must first switch to a BYOP (Bring your own phone) plan. This will generate the charge for the remaining balance of your device to be paid on your next bill.
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11-08-2021 03:55 PM
sooo we cant just pay off our balance unless we have a replacement phone????
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11-08-2021 03:58 PM
I want to pay off my phones balance, why is it impossible to do so without buying a new phone?
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08-10-2022 03:27 PM
Hi, so I want to pay off my phone bill but after that I want to keep my rate plan, is it possible? Let say, I have a sweet pay of my phone is 600$ (around 20$/month) + my rate plan (60$/month). Can I just pay off 500$ for my phone and keep paying 60$/month for my rate plan afterward?
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08-18-2022 04:26 PM
You need to change your phone plan to a bring your own phone plan. As long as you owe them money you get a decent plan, but of you don't owe them they give you a more unsatisfying plan.
