Cheapest Nokia 5800

MyNamesJakeee

Where is the cheapest Nokia 5800

Thanks

Sorry, PAY AS YOU GO

sjc_2

Virgin Mobile are offering the Nokia 5800 free on an £18 per month tariff. which is for 18 months. With this tariff, you can choose either unlimited text, or unlimited data, if you are going for unlimited text you get 250 mins free, if you are going for the data package you get 150 mins free. Plus £30 QuidCo but only until 14/06/09

MyNamesJakeee

:rotfl:

sjc wrote: »

Virgin Mobile are offering the Nokia 5800 free on an £18 per month tariff. which is for 18 months. With this tariff, you can choose either unlimited text, or unlimited data, if you are going for unlimited text you get 250 mins free, if you are going for the data package you get 150 mins free. Plus £30 QuidCo but only until 14/06/09

Thanks for that, but i was thinking on PAY AS YOU GO

Thanks Anyway

sjc_2

Why didn't you say

£166.13 on O2 PAYG including £10 Credit from Dial a Phone with metro10 discount code and £10 QuidCo.

MyNamesJakeee

sjc wrote: »

Why didn't you say

£166.13 on O2 PAYG including £10 Credit from Dial a Phone with metro10 discount code and £10 QuidCo.

Thanks for that!!
Can Dial a Phone be trusted as ive never used them before?

Also is there anything sinilar price which i can go and pick up from my local shop? phones4u or anything

Are refurbs good?

Thanks again

sjc_2

Never used them personally, but I did try 3 times to order from them before successfully having an order accepted had to pre war and authorise the transaction with the bank before placing the order as they kept getting rejected. The third time they took my order and cash promised next day delivery then had no stock, saying stock was due in, in 3 weeks so cancelled my order and got a refund some 9 days later.

From other reports if they have stock and the phone isn't faulty and you don't need to contact Customer Services they are fine. The phones are also apparently unlocked.

Me in the end I bought mine direct from Nokia with a extra 16GB Card and got 20% back through QuidCo.