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DasOrakel
2 years ago

The “safe” is problematic as there is no guarantee of a new contract.

But why don’t you just try to complete a new contract and cancel the existing one in the event of a new contract?

If it does not work with the new contract, prepaid is an alternative.

kaansrc
2 years ago

Hey, Romeomustdie1,

that unfortunately all providers decide for themselves according to their own criteria without greater transparency.

Here is a table for the Schufa information of the providers:

You might be able to contact your desired provider and ask for further information.

o2 is part of Telefónica, which uses “Schufa data to supplement in relevant places” as well as “internal data”. For example, if you already had an o2 contract and everything went smoothly there, you could have good chances.

If this is a single negative entry, I personally do not think that you would be rejected, but I can only guess that now.

Alternative: A Prepaid SIM Card

I wish you good luck with your new contract!

Curasanus
2 years ago

You can try. But you could get prepaid cards.