O2 Mobile Broadband dongle £3.73 Delivered @ Littlewoods Direct

Donnie

Hustle wrote: »

Hi, just wanted to jump in here, this is showing up as £20 now.

Edit: and none of the codes are working anymore.

Why are you quoting my post??

Hustle

Donnie wrote: »

Why are you quoting my post??

Your screenshot is showing £10.

Donnie

Hustle wrote: »

Your screenshot is showing £10.

Sheeesh...go back and read the whole of post #270.

Hustle

Donnie wrote: »

Sheeesh...go back and read the whole of post #270.

Ah, didn't see the text part as scrolling through passed it :rolleyes:

Sui_Generis

For anyone wondering here's the answer on the iPhone SIMs

O2, the iPhone service provider in the UK, claims it will disconnect anyone using the new tethering feature in the iPhone 3.0 update without signing up for its bolt-on data package.

iPhone owners who have installed the iPhone 3.0 update are reporting that it is possible to use the new tethering solution to hook up a laptop to use an iPhone’s internet connection for free.

O2 intends to roll out a tethering Bolt On with the launch of the iPhone 3G S today. O2’s iPhone tethering bolt-on will cost up to £29.36 a month. However reports indicate that iPhone users have been able to get around this requirement.

O2 has threatened to disconnect anyone using tethering, as it will be in breach of their contract. “Any use of this particular feature without the purchase of the bolt-on is specifically prohibited under our terms of service,” O2 said. “Under those terms, we reserve the right to charge customers making modem use of their iPhone or disconnect them.”

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mervyncp

barbel wrote: »

Have you made sure you have not mistakenly MIXED THE ZERO AND LETTER O in the settings
this is what took me a week to work out DOH :mad:

Done that still no joy. It only wants to connect using the original setting.

Mihangel

i ordered on the 1st june i think and i still haven't had a refund

tried calling them three today all at different times and every time the phonelines were busy and try again later.

What a joke. any tips whens best to get through

Garetha

mike1212 wrote: »

i ordered on the 1st june i think and i still haven't had a refund

tried calling them three today all at different times and every time the phonelines were busy and try again later.

What a joke. any tips whens best to get through

My £10 refund has just appeared on my credit card account. :j:beer:
I used emails and just kept on asking for my refund and challenging any refusals. In some ways email is best - you get hard copy of their replies rather than having to make your own notes on what they say.

I did have my credit card company ready to charge back the £10.

Iconic

Sui_Generis wrote: »

For anyone wondering here's the answer on the iPhone SIMs



Macworld

Doesn't this only apply to the new phone? Can the old phones use the new software and will they all have to comply with the new rules?

If I bought an old phone and was promised free internet access I would not expect them to change the rules half way through the contract!

Sui_Generis

Iconic wrote: »

Doesn't this only apply to the new phone? Can the old phones use the new software and will they all have to comply with the new rules?

If I bought an old phone and was promised free internet access I would not expect them to change the rules half way through the contract!

I think they'll apply it across the board after all the second generation has the same firmware now and its that that allows tethering rather than the new hardware. You still get unlimited on the iPhone (new or old) but not tethering.