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PAYG stands for Pay as you Go. meaning a portion of tax is taken from your income over a period of time.
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well depends on what payg provider (Orange,T mobile...)
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I dont think so only if the payg sim is the same network as the contract sim
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Sorry but no, if your on PAY AS YOU GO there is no way you can upgrade. Only the plan users may upgrade.
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There are number of websites available that allow an individual to compare tariffs for PAYG phones. Some of these websites include uSwitch and Moneysupermarket.
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PAYG (Pay As You Go) phones allows you to own a mobile phone without having to worry about a contract. They can be obtained at Best Buy, Wal-Mart or Amazon.
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02 PAYG is a popular program in the United Kingdom. Used in conjunction with cell providers, one has the ability to earn rewards and other perks for participating.
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'Payg' is slang for "pay as you go," referring to a system where users pay for services or products upfront, rather than on credit or with a contract. It is commonly used in the context of mobile phone plans or prepaid cards.
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PAYG stands for "Pas As You GO". It's a summary slip that shows your annual income, lump sum payment, tax witheld etc. It will usually be sent to you from your employer for your tax return lodgement.
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You get up to 3000 texts on unlimited
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PAYG is an acronym for "pay as you go."
PAYG has two meanings in business - one for the mechanism by how a service is paid for and one for the manner in which a company pays taxes.
In some industries, customers have the ability to pay for services on a monthly basis (contract basis) or as they transact (PAYG basis). For example, many mobile phone companies offer both payment options to flexibly service a diverse customer base.
Taxes (either for the company directly or on behalf of employees) are usually paid on a PAYG basis. Depending on country, tax payments for a company can be made on a quarterly basis. When making payments on behalf of employees (e.g., income tax witholding, national insurance payments, etc.), those payments are made to the government on a more frequent basis.
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Actually you can use a Blackberry on Pay as you go. You just won't have BBM because i have a blackberry on PAYG so i know. If you dont want to pay 4 hundred dollars for the phone alone plus a PAYG plan then its best to buy it used for like 150 and get a cheap plan
you can have BBM on PAYG , if youre in canada at rogers , you can select a plan that is specifically for blackberrys which includes BBM
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yeah it is only £79.99 on PAYG on Orange Mobile and it is touchscreen and a slide out QWERTY keyboard!!
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i have topped up 5 pound but it wont activated bbm i dont know what to do?
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No, you can be on contract, prepaid or on a PAYG data plan, although if your not on contract you have to pay £5/month for bbm.
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you pay your taxes as soon as you get paid, this is for people who get paid with a wage or salary not someone you gets paid with a fee.
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Yes, however the internet will cost you at your network tariff, unless its inclusive with you payg deal
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Assuming the phone came without a SIM card...
Obtain a PAYG SIM from your chosen network (there might be a nominal fee).
Insert it into the phone - switch on, and the handset will initialise the SIM.
Finally - credit your account with some funds... ad you're all set.
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Pay as you go mobile phones can be activated without a contract for around $50 per month.
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These days, parents are beginning to willingly purchase cell phones for children. The reason is to ensure the safety of their children at all times of the day. A payg mobile phone is also known as a prepaid cell phone. A prepaid cell phone is beneficial for a young child, because it does not allow a child to overuse his or her cell phone. There are boundaries set on the number of minutes a child is given each month with a payg mobile phone. Many parents enjoy the security this phone provides in keeping them from having to pay ridiculously high cell phone bills.
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Assuming the handset is unlocked - yes you can. The phone will simply generate a bill with the provider of the SIM card.
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Credit is extended and assigned to a specific telephone number. Assuming this question is directed towards mobile phones, both phones would need to be taken to the vendor for this procedure.
that answer up there sucks
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Perhaps you should be considering PAYG phones?
If not, try www.badcreditmobiles.com for a list of retailers who be able to help. good luck.
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register on payg and get 1 pound free credit. or use reserve tank and never top up again for 2.50 credit
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No; however, someone under 18 will be limited to a pay-as-you-go (PAYG) since they may not enter into a legal contract for a monthly plan.
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£129.99 on payg (at least on orange), and £179.99 sim free(play.com)
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it depends which country you are in. For example in the UK you can either purchase a sim free iPhone or wait until your contract ends then have it on pay as you go (PAYG).
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T-Mobile Vairy Touch II and Orange Miami are ZTE-N281 (Cute), made in China
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Pre-paid credit card.. not sure what else to tell you. Paypal.. but that requires either or.
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Any pay as you go phone in North America will work across the US without extra charges being incurred, if you are planning to visit Europe you should contact your provider for their overseas policies (some companies have extra per minute charges overseas) before going over. If you do not have a payg phone in the US, purchasing an inexpensive phone once you arrive at your destination is the easiest way to have cell service on your visit.
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No you may not get an iphone 4s without a contract in some countries. However you can get them without a contract in others. However, the cost of the handset becomes really expensive for up front costs on PAYG.
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It is up to you. A contract means you can get the phone for free, and get a new one when the contract renews. Non contract is when you have to buy the phone up front and put a PAYG sim in it
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Yes you can however contract providers can hold you for payment if you have any contract period left. If you are changing to PAYG or moving to another network then you will need a MAC code (migration authority code).
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EC2 is Amazon's cloud computing facility. It's main advantage is that one pays on demand - rather like a PAYG cell phone. It can be used with Windows and Linux operating systems.
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No reason why not - provided (a) the card is physically compatible, and (b) the old phone is either on the same network, or has been unlocked.
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"There are many companies that sell pay as you go phones. ATT, Verizon, T-Mobile, and even Wal Mart offer phones that give consumers the choice to pay for only the use they want."
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Although PAYG (Pay As You Go) is called a "withholding tax," it is not a tax but a procedure for withholding projected income tax liabilities as money is earned. Under that plan, the taxpayer prepays taxes in installments, usually paycheck-by-paycheck. In the U.S., prepaying federal income taxes began in 1943, when tax legislation created the first federal requirements for the payroll withholding "tax" and for estimated tax payments. The term is the common one in Australia for the employers responsibility to employees.
Pay As You Go (PAYG) withholding is a legal requirement to withhold amounts for income tax purposes. If you have employees, you're required to withhold tax from payments you make to them. You may have to withhold tax from payments to other workers, such as contract workers. As a new employer, you must register with the Tax Office before you withhold from payments to your employees. You may also need to withhold an amount from payments to other businesses if they don't quote their ABN to you on an invoice or other document if required.
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Depends on your network provider, eg I'm with virgin payg on my nokia cost 30p a day if i use internet browsing, no charge for not using internet.
check online with your service provider.
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You can't top up bbm, normally when you get your plan it comes with the BlackBerry option which allows you to freely use bbm, normally on payg you can also add this option for something like £5 a month although you'd have to go and talk to them about it.
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You have to be more specific as to what type of phone, and with or without contracts.
If you go to buy mobile with contract the you get most of mobile free but if you buy PAYG or Sim Free mobile then you pay actual price of mobile.
So its on you that which phone you want and what plan you need.
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The X10 Mini is the same as the X10 Mini pro but the pro has a qwerty key board on the back of it, If you are buying them from vodafone, the pro is £20 dearer than the x10 mini making it £150 to buy the handset on PAYG.
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Pay monthly price from £15,
http://www.topcontractdeals.com/index.php?page=phone&subp=&maker=Nokia&phone=N97
Pay as you go from £230
Sim free from £280
http://www.topcontractdeals.com/index.php?page=payg&suby=&maker=Nokia&phone=N97
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Yes you can. If you want to stay with the same network, just call their customer services number and tell them you want to switch from PAYG to contract. You'll have to go through their credit check system.
If you want to switch to another network, you'll need to have the handset unlocked.
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It depends if you want to use the features that are based using the internet. You can use your own (or other) wifi which is normally free or get a data plan on PAYG. So to get the best access from the iPhone 4S and use all it's program's you will need to be able to access data.
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Perhaps you should be considering PAYG phones? If not, try www.badcreditmobiles.com for a list of retailers who be able to help. good luck.
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Oh, of course, friend! It's wonderful that you're looking to make some changes. I believe you may need to reach out to Tesco directly for assistance with updating your favorite numbers on their Pay As You Go service. Remember, making changes can bring a sense of renewal and positivity to your day.
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