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Phone for 7 year old
My 7 YO wants an iphone from Santa and we have told him that Santa will not bring someone so young an iphone. That said we are happy to buy him a phone. I have found the LG Cookie Lite on Carphone Warehouse for £25ish pounds, it has a touchscreen, camera and games which will keep him happy - just before we go ahead I wondered if anyone had any experience of this phone and any suggestions on how to get it cheaper? Cheers
:wave: Fit Likeee!:j
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He is seven! What is wrong with toys?!0
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This is more appropriate for a seven year old.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." -- Red Adair0 -
For 7 year old, the cookie will do till they hit 8 and want a laptop/psp/xbox/sandwiches and drinks.0
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No recession in Scotland then."If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." -- Red Adair0
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He is getting plenty of them! :j
Just trying to cover all bases! BTW some of his friends already have iphones (more money than sense!)
If you are buying him one, doesnt that mean that you also have more money than sense.
And a sheep.
The world has gone mad.......................make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
The best one I can recommend is called a...................... Fisher Price.
With that one he can Play, Learn, Grow.
Seriously, you cannot be serious OP. A mobile phone for a 7 year old, this country is going mad. This must be a wind up.0 -
the trick will be to get a capped contract for less than £15pmLTSB credit card 22% now... £1677
work 0%............................£300
Sister 0%...........................£1400
Inland revenue....................£208
I owed £18000 in 2005:eek:0
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