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For new contracts: Original ID document (not driver's licence)*, Proof of residence (not older than 3 months), 3 months bank statements (stamped by the bank), Proof of banking details, latest payslip.

When we purchase a phone plan, we are purchasing access to a carrier's network. We pay a monthly fee and they provide us with an allotment of data. Cell networks have a certain amount of bandwidth they can handle, and to limit that bandwidth, providers offer plans at different prices with different data allotments.

Once you've decided on your provider and package, most mobile phone companies will only require the following to open a contract: Two proofs of address (utility bills, rental contracts etc.) which must show both your name and address. Proof of Identification. Active bank account in order to set up a direct debit.

To qualify for a contract plan, a cell phone provider may review the customer's credit history. This is challenging for international students who do not have a Social Security Number or credit history in the U.S. Cell phone providers may require a security deposit instead, which can cost up to $400-$500.

Choosing a contract over buying a phone in full allows you to enjoy your phone without suffering the financial punch of thousands of your hard-earned Rands leaving your account in one shot. Having a phone on contract can also get you some awesome added extras, as well as the opportunity to get better credit.

If you're looking to buy an unlocked phone, there are many online retailers who sell them including Best Buy, Amazon, Walmart, and eBay. For instance, if you want to purchase a phone from a company like Sprint, Verizon, or AT&T, you can visit their website and order one.

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