iPhone '4' thread

dustystar02

Still not decided how i'm going to get this bl00dy phone. It had better be worth this stress .
Trying to raise funds to buy it on PAYG, or at least have the option to

Use Dad's £30 towards a new phone (orange only though) - £30
Car boot (if I'm lucky) - £50
Call in owed birthday present off sister - £50
Saved so far - £40
Sell current phone on Muzuma - £30

Hmm - just £299 to go then......:rotfl:

mjb152

they haven't posted a sim free price in the US yet either have they ? Not that the exchange rate is superb at the moment, but for other apple gear it's still cheaper to buy in the US.

Streeet

dvs wrote: »

If that's the case, it's not a problem as the network can easily assign your existing number and contract to the new SIM.

Really?
The SIM you are given on the day will be assigned a different number.. has a network ever let you transfer your contract onto a sim already assigned a number before?

If this is the case [which I hope it is] why are the networks not openly shouting it?

dvs

Streeet wrote: »

Really?
The SIM you are given on the day will be assigned a different number.. has a network ever let you transfer your contract onto a sim already assigned a number before?

If this is the case [which I hope it is] why are the networks not openly shouting it?

Yes. I lost my phone (and sim card) and wanted a new sim card for an old phone. I wanted to be reconnected immediately and was told to go into a store and pick up a PAYG sim card. I already had some unused PAYG sim card packs so I used one of them. Up and running within two hours.

It's like when you port your number over. You get a new contract with a temporary number on a new sim card and they allocate your number to the new sim card. All they do is allocate a number or account to a given sim card.

I don't think the networks are openly shouting about anything to do with micro sim cards, are they?

Streeet

dvs wrote: »

Yes. I lost my phone (and sim card) and wanted a new sim card for an old phone. I wanted to be reconnected immediately and was told to go into a store and pick up a PAYG sim card. I already had some unused PAYG sim card packs so I used one of them. Up and running within two hours.

It's like when you port your number over. You get a new contract with a temporary number on a new sim card and they allocate your number to the new sim card. All they do is allocate a number or account to a given sim card.

I don't think the networks are openly shouting about anything to do with micro sim cards, are they?

Good man.. that would answer a lot of questions! Well I keep my fingers crossed
Thanks

Janner

Latest news on 3 pricing:

The smallest of UK's mobile phone networks, 3 UK, has apparently confirmed that it will be the last one to publish its tariffs for the Apple iPhone 4 because it wants to undercut the plans offered by the rest of the competition.

Link

dvs

Vodafone tariffs announced

chinesewhispers

Tada!

http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/iphone/pricing.html

dvs

No PAYG on Vodafone either. Grrr!

SUPERJULES

*Vikki* wrote: »

Do you need to put an offer code in as it doesnt seem to work for me?

No code required it was Argos decided to change to card which was on offer here it is

thatguy1 wrote: »

ARGOS HAVE NOW CHANGED THE CARD THAT IS ON OFFER!

Argos are now selling two iTunes gift Cards for £20.

Special offer
Buy 2 £15 iTune cards for £20. Offer available in-store only. Please print this page and take in-store and quote media code 45135. Offer ends 22nd June 2010.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5240755/Trail/searchtext%3EITUNES.htm

PLEASE NOTE: YOU NEED TO TAKE A PRINT OUT OF THE WEBPAGE WITH YOU WHEN YOU GO TO COLLECT THEM - WITH THE SPECIAL OFFER TAG OPEN/ SHOWING - IF YOU DON'T DO THIS, YOU WON'T GET THEM FOR £20!!!

LIKE THIS PRINT SCREEN