The most amazing deal from Carphone Warehouse!

gtz101

http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/commerce/servlet/gben-pd-ProductDisplay?PN=CLEARANCE.2006.APRIL.O2.CLENOK2600&origin=SPECIALOFFER&tabname=

500 cross network minutes and 200 Text messages (each month) for the first 3 months and then 250 cross network minutes and 100 texts (each month) for the remaining 9 months and any unused minutes get rolled over to the next months (12 month contract)

All this for FREE for 12 months (the contract itself is a 12 month contract)

You still pay £35 per month nut on month 4, 8 and 12 of the contract, you get £140 cash backs which means your line rental is effectively 0 after the 12 months.

Its only a Nokia 2600 phone but if you are happy with your current phone, why not continue using it?

Its by far the best deal on the net at the moment.

O2 is a good network too.

dobbiesloan

These items are either ex-demonstration, trial or mail order returned. These products may have slight cosmetic flaws.
OK if you want a phone that someone else has rejected.

redux

gtz101 wrote:

Its by far the best deal on the net at the moment.

O2 is a good network too.

There are similar O2 offers from other dealers, with new Nokia 3120 or 6030

gtz101

dobbiesloan wrote:

These items are either ex-demonstration, trial or mail order returned. These products may have slight cosmetic flaws.
OK if you want a phone that someone else has rejected.

Its usually a refurbished unit but hoenstly you wont noticed the difference between a new one and this. I borught lots of refurbished ones and i couldnt notice any difference.

gtz101

redux wrote:

There are similar O2 offers from other dealers, with new Nokia 3120 or 6030

what from CPW?

I dont recall anyone doing these offers on O2's 250 tariff. Only ones I have seen is on the o2 200 tariff and that too from small (or unknown company).

gtz101

It really only if you want to continue using your existing, its an excellant offer. of course.

pricefighter

gtz101 wrote:

what from CPW?

I dont recall anyone doing these offers on O2's 250 tariff. Only ones I have seen is on the o2 200 tariff and that too from small (or unknown company).

See https://www.mobileshop.com Nokia 3120/6030 including 3 months free insurance on 3120.

Sign up through Quidco and i believe you get £32.50p

poopscoop

dobbiesloan wrote:

These items are either ex-demonstration, trial or mail order returned. These products may have slight cosmetic flaws.
OK if you want a phone that someone else has rejected.

It's not about the phone it's about the 'free' tariff

virgo17

dobbiesloan wrote:

These items are either ex-demonstration, trial or mail order returned. These products may have slight cosmetic flaws.
OK if you want a phone that someone else has rejected.

I got a Nokia 6310i on a similar deal from CPW a month ago. As some of you may know this discontinued phone is much sought after, especially by business users.

The phone which arrived, although in a generic blue box, appeared absolutley brand new as did all the accessories in the box. It works perfectly and the battery holds the usual ten day charge as per the norm for this model.

Mine was a brilliant deal. I hope yours is too.

V.

gtz101

pricefighter wrote:

See https://www.mobileshop.com Nokia 3120/6030 including 3 months free insurance on 3120.

Sign up through Quidco and i believe you get £32.50p

But would you trust them? Uusally some of these companies have very strict terms and conditions for its cash back etc. or could go bankrupt easily.

Personally, i would only go with the big 4 ones, i.e. CPW, dial a phone, e2save etc.

redux

gtz101 wrote:

But would you trust them? Uusally some of these companies have very strict terms and conditions for its cash back etc. or could go bankrupt easily.

Personally, i would only go with the big 4 ones, i.e. CPW, dial a phone, e2save etc.

Your OP says the CPW deal is by far the best deal on the internet, but it is matched elsewhere

Just because many of us knew about a deal that you didn't, there is no reason to slag off a company that you've never heard of