Itunes accounts for credit checks?

can someone from the US answer this for me - say i fail the credit check for the phone, could i then use my girlfriends itunes account and set up the phone in her name. did it give that option? or did it just say failed and offer pre pay.

hi,
i seen this on the o2 website under the FAQ's on the iPhone section
*What happens if I fail the credit check?*
If you do not pass the credit check, you will not be able to activate your iPhone. You'll need to return the iPhone in as new condition with all the original packaging and accessories to the original point of purchase, with proof of purchase and the email confirming activation failure within 14 days of receipt for a full refund.

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