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Motorola C975 Mobile Phone + £35.00 Credit only £20.00
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showman36 wrote:or use all the credit then send the phone to https://www.envirofone.co.uk and get £9.98 for it so £35 of credit would cost you a tenner
Yeh or £11.48 in Argos vouchers - plus don't forget an extra £1.49 from quidco on trade in.
I've just bought one - sim card definately not glued - they inserted it in the store (said that was one of the terms) and phoned up and activated the phone. Apparently the credit does expire after 60 days. Also it says on £30 credit rather than £35 as per OP. But thanks to OP anyway - my easymobile sim has just run out of credit (though I just got my £19 cashback from quidco) - so this £30 will easily last me for another 60 days!
Incidentally can anyone remind me which companies allow you to buy things with mobile credit? I'm sure I heard of some?There is no intelligent life out there ... ask any goldfish!0 -
Before I bought my two phones I asked if there was an expriy date and was told my two members of staff not anymore. Just checked and it is 60 days.
However top ups do not expire I know that for certain. Not too pleased as I was going to put them away for crimbo0 -
Why not use the credit to download ring tones or games, then put them away for xmas.0
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i have only £30 credit and bought it today.... how u get over £5???????????0
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The offer was £30 credit, I think the OP made a mistake, the offer is in the Sun and def says £30.
Many thanks to the OP I bought this phone today and is a great improvement on my old Nokia.0 -
talkshop wrote:From the end of this year '3' will be using the Orange 2G (GSM) network for roaming when out of '3' coverage area, so if you can lock these onto GSM only mode, then it could be worth it if you can still use the credit when roaming?
That's interesting, they are moving from O2 then?? Insider info???
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The Official "Why does everyone have 'Official member of....club'?" which tend to be stupid/irrelevant Society. Member No 1 (I am aware of the irony btw)0 -
Don't know how reliable they are but over £17 for the phone.
http://www.mopay.co.uk/products/editProduct.asp?ProductID=3890 -
or recyle d phone with one of them sites onda webIf you dont ask you dont get!!0
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Got the word 'send' greyed out when I try to send a text.Haven't been able to send one for days.Any ideas.0
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