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Blackberry Bold 9700 handset only
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Stuart_W,
Much appreciated!
You have hit the nail on the head for me I think.
So for £10 I can get BIS, 400 texts and 100 mins.
That sounds like a plan!
Many thanks.0 -
Cheapest way to run a blackberry? Seal it in a lead lined box.0
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Bumping this one.
Any help appreciated!
Thanks0 -
There is very little if any at all price reductions on these phones for people that want them on PAYG - There are some for around the £200 mark on ebay if you trust them...:dance:Quidco Payments In 2011 - £724.21 :dance:
June: £43.15/July: £51.22/August: £90.60/September: £29.75/October: £284.07/November: £171.08/December: £29.220 -
Thanks for response.
I've noticed previously that they never seem to really drop in price. I don't know why that would be when they are bringing out more sophisticated versions, ie 9780 and now the even more super duper 9900.
I would assume they would want to 'sell off' they stock.
I like many others don't trust ebay for something like a Blackbery.0 -
Is it possible to get the Blackberry bold on a 24 month contract for £20 or even less?.
I would obviously want this to include the Blackberry service.
Any ideas?
Do the sales people have any margin to move from advertised deals? Thinking moreso over the phone, is customer services.
Currently with Orange.
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Anyone?
Will it be more realistic after the new Bold 9900 is released?
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We were offered this on Orange, but as long term customers...over ten years.0
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Sounds fair enough.
However, I've always thought new customers looking to go on contract would be able to get offered good deals also to attract new custom.
I guess it all depends who you speak to and what sales targets they need to meet.0 -
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