Samsung D600 help needed...

uptheblades

I'm looking to get a 12 month contract for a Samsung D600.

Does anybody know of any good deals i.e. half price line rental etc. etc.

I'm not being lazy - I've looked at the usual places (Network shops, phones 4 u, link etc.) but I'm hoping someone knows of a good deal.

I have no preference of network.

Thanks.

impy78

Vodafone have a couple of online offers -
Either 500 extra free texts, or 6 months half price line rental
Vodafone


Bt Mobile have an offer of double minutes
BT Mobile

T-Mobile have also got half price line rental, but for 12 months (on an 18 month contract)

T-Mobile


On Orange you get £50 credit on any pay monthly handset
Orange
and they also have the online plans which are cheaper than the normal ones
Orange online plans

Carphone Warehouse has 15 months half price line rental and a free bluetooth headset
Carphone Warehouse

But in my opinion, the best online deal I have seen is through Phones 4U, who have an offer with
7 months half price line rental, double minutes and texts for 3 months, free bluetooth headset, AND a free 512mb memory card. Their offer is on O2.
Phones 4 U


Hope this helps.

uptheblades

Thanks for that. Doing a bit of searching with the same offer I found you get 8 rather than 7 months half at mobileshop.com :j

Uptheblades.

uptheblades

Just to add, http://www.mobileshop.com has quite a few good deals. Definitely worth a look :T

teenage_Drama

ordered a K750i from them ^ = )

bunking_off

Got mine last week from e2save - subsidiary of carphone warehouse.

£32 for 200x-net minutes, plus 200 texts for first three months (Orange Value Plan 200). 12 months half price line rental, so means £16/month, ie £192 total paid if you cancel after first year.

http://www.e2save.com/mobile/phones/disphandset.php?network=orange&handset=D600

If you want to match it to the Phones4U deal (which works out at £255 if you cancel at end of 12 months?), you can get easily get a bluetooth + memory for £40, so total cost = £232. Depends how many texts you send and whether you need the bluetooth I guess... (10p/text means the £22 saved will buy you 220 to use in the last 9 months of the contract, or if you didn't need a bluetooth you could afford perhaps 400 with the difference).

Incidentally, got my missus a Motorola "Chav" Razr (the shocking pink one) from Carphone Warehouse websales on the same day, and both units turned up with identical documentation from the same address, though bizarrely CPW use Royal Mail while E2Save use Citylink. Other than the colour of the van delivering the phone, you'd struggle to notice any difference from using the lesser-known E2Save.