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HTC Desire - best deals I've found

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  • i did a search through moneysupermarket.com and clicked through to affordablemobiles.co.uk to this:

    http://www.affordablemobiles.co.uk/basket.html?cdid=1730&source=webgains&source=webgains&siteid=22087

    It is a HTC desire
    Pay Monthly £20 on T-moblile
    Unlimited Mobile Internet
    24 Months
    300 minutes
    300 texts

    There is a cashback but the £20/month appears to be without the cashback (the cashback just makes it cheaper).

    Now I'm not interested in doing the cashback just the baseline deal. I've read bad things about affordable mobiles regarding cashback, but what's the catch with this deal without it?
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  • A_Flock_Of_Sheep
    A_Flock_Of_Sheep Posts: 5,332 Forumite
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    edited 10 October 2010 at 11:54AM
    The fact that it is a 24 month sentence, sorry contract is the biggest catch.

    Imagine for 10 minutes 24 months in jail and then smash your mouse before you click on "I agree" or snap your pen in half.

    Also "unlimited internet". I would check that one out too. Unlimited means "limitless" apparently!
  • robbies_gal
    robbies_gal Posts: 7,895 Forumite
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    free phone aswell? does sound too good to be true

    on the other hand the hd version is coming out in the next week or so so maybe all desire prices are finally coming down
    What goes around-comes around
  • Yes that might be it. Although I'm slightly suspicious since a search purely on their website doesn't bring up this deal - only if done through moneysupermarket.com.
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  • I'm also looking for a HTC Desire and have found it for around £20 a month for 300 minutes, 300 texts and "unlimited" internet. The deal is with T-Mobile but after a couple of phone calls I've found that they charges 12p per minute for voice mail and this isn't included in the bundle which is a bit naughty.
  • sumodog
    sumodog Posts: 51 Forumite
    I rang T mobile direct on Friday and asked for their best deal on the Desire. Was offered 600 mins / loads of texts (I rarely use them!) / 3gb internet plus unlimited landline booster for £25 pm over 24 m = £600.

    Got the phone Saturday and it's chuffing brilliant!

    Well pleased.
    Uh?
  • Was this retentions or a new contract?
  • sumodog
    sumodog Posts: 51 Forumite
    New contract
    Uh?
  • JJ_Egan
    JJ_Egan Posts: 20,281 Forumite
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    Was offered 600 mins / loads of texts (I rarely use them!) / 3gb internet plus unlimited landline booster for £25 pm over 24 m
    Or £270 for that lot over two years.

    jje
  • pardal51
    pardal51 Posts: 427 Forumite
    I am after a deal on the Desire (standard). Basically very light user. Just want the phone odd call/txt, some browsing; really just to keep up with technology. Don’t want the new HD as it is too big.

    Best I've found was on mobiles.co.uk (not great reviews)
    T-mobile
    18-mth
    600min
    500txt
    Ulmt data (FUP applicable)
    Free phone
    £30/mth
    11mths half-price (redemption)
    Good thing about mobiles.co.uk is that phone comes unlocked and unbranded.

    It seems that T-Mobile charges 12p for voicemail calls and it is not included in the bundle.

    I’m on Virgin PAYG at the moment. Ideally I’d like to go O2 to keep discount on my broadband package, but can go any network really.

    SIMfree is also an option.

    Help is much appreciated
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