iPhone 4 deal (32GB for price of 16GB) on Orange 8/11/10

Rianne

Orange are currently out of stock on the 16GB iPhone 4 handsets, and are therefore handing out the 32GB handsets for the price of 16GB handsets.

Obviously they are not advertising this. I rang them Sunday 7/11 as the website was playing up (or so I thought) when I tried to upgrade - which is when the advisor told me about the stock. Currently this is until further notice (or I presume 'whilst stocks last').

I have now ordered mine today, and am saving £110 on the handset. (32GB would have cost me £139 - only paid £29 which is the 16GB price)

Supposedly only applies online & phone only, as stores may still have some stock of the 16GB handset.

Lovely start to my week :j

spaceman5

there is another thread about somebody on t-mobile got a 32gb iphone 4 for for £8.99, maybe as t-mobile and orange are now as 1 maybe that is the reason she got that deal

chelseablue

spaceman5 wrote: »

there is another thread about somebody on t-mobile got a 32gb iphone 4 for for £8.99, maybe as t-mobile and orange are now as 1 maybe that is the reason he got that deal

Thats me

I could have had a 16gb for free but I thought I may as well pay £8.99 and get a 32gb

Oh, and Im a She

spaceman5

chelseablue wrote: »

Thats me

I could have had a 16gb for free but I thought I may as well pay £8.99 and get a 32gb

Oh, and Im a She

edited;):o

Chorlie

chelseablue wrote: »

Thats me

I could have had a 16gb for free but I thought I may as well pay £8.99 and get a 32gb

Oh, and Im a She

Just a general note, T-Mobile charge you to access your voicemail 12p I think.

To save money either get T-Mobile to turn it off and have text alerts so you can call them back or I've downloaded hullomail a free app. It transfer the voicemail to them and you call there number to listen which therefore comes off your 600 mins (or unlimited landline calls if you have that flexible booster).

It works well and has extra option over standard voicemail.

http://www.hullomail.com/uk/index.html

spark_deals

Chorlie wrote: »

Just a general note, T-Mobile charge you to access your voicemail 12p I think.

To save money either get T-Mobile to turn it off and have text alerts so you can call them back or I've downloaded hullomail a free app. It transfer the voicemail to them and you call there number to listen which therefore comes off your 600 mins (or unlimited landline calls if you have that flexible booster).

It works well and has extra option over standard voicemail.

And if you have got unlimited l/line, call forward the call :
if busy
if unanswered
if out of coverage area,
And other conditions according to your phone menu

to a landline. L/line would have v-mail for you for free. And there is no hassle of dishing out your details to another website.
( This is what I have done with my o2 and orange. Also, v-mail goes to answer(dect) machine, you can save the voice mail for vere, than BT 20 days)
HTH
Spark

Mr_Gordon_2

Does anyone know if they are still offering this?

I'm just within my last 90 days so called up today interested in the 32gb then realised while on the phone that the 16gb was out of stock so I said I'd just hold off and get that instead. Was told I'd get a text when the 16gb was back in stock, no offer of a 32gb. I'm guessing this was as I showed an interest in the more expensive one at the start, they didn't think I'd need much persuading . This was through upgrades, the "I'm thinking of leaving" option seems to have vanished. Might try a highstreet shop and see what happens.