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Best N80 Deal at the mo?
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mrnomoneybags
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in Mobiles
Anybody got any views on the best N80 deal at the moment.
Im after a 12month contract really.
thanks
-Tom
Im after a 12month contract really.
thanks
-Tom
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Hi i just got a deal from phones4u..
£35pm at 400xnet mins and 150text pm on a o2 12mth contract...
Best of all it's first 6mths are half price..
I got this as i bought the n80 originally from phones4u and went to return it but they offered me this and i couldn't refuse..0 -
I got this as an upgrade from three.
Nokia N80 on 12 month contract. £35 per month
Includes 400 Minutes
250 Text messages
Free Web browsing
£140 credit.0 -
Hello. I just wanted to raise one point about these high end phones. If we take the 2nd poster's offer, N80 at £35 per month, first 6 months half price. That means he'll effectively pay £315 for his phone, which is more expensive than the N91 now.
Just a thought, but another option would be to buy the phone seperately, SIM free, then get a cashback contract with the same number of minutes/text (in this case 400/100) if possible or for cheaper line rental with another phone, then sell that phone. the saving you make may well be cheaper than your original single contract and phone deal.
Just a thought.
Cheers and take care.
Hussein.Know me for who I am, not for who I say I am.0 -
You can downgrade after 6 months though.... so 6x £17.50 + 6x £20 = £225
Think i might visit the Three shop tonight and see what i can get
thanks all
-Tompatwa wrote:Hello. I just wanted to raise one point about these high end phones. If we take the 2nd poster's offer, N80 at £35 per month, first 6 months half price. That means he'll effectively pay £315 for his phone, which is more expensive than the N91 now.
Just a thought, but another option would be to buy the phone seperately, SIM free, then get a cashback contract with the same number of minutes/text (in this case 400/100) if possible or for cheaper line rental with another phone, then sell that phone. the saving you make may well be cheaper than your original single contract and phone deal.
Just a thought.
Cheers and take care.
Hussein.0
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