Iphone 4s 16gb

flang

Seriously this is MSE. Save your money and buy a better cheaper alternative ie Samsung Galaxy 3.
To many people are being brainwaved into buying overpriced and overrated Apple products.

mariakat

Kyresa wrote: »

This is why I'm holding off my renewal till the beginning of March!

DS looking for good deal on iphone and has saved Xmas and birthday money, is something happening at start of March?

Kyresa

mariakat wrote: »

DS looking for good deal on iphone and has saved Xmas and birthday money, is something happening at start of March?

The 02 prices for existing contracts will have gone up. Who's to say that after Feb 28th they won't still offer the £36 contract without the raise.

I can't see them offering contracts for £37.15... but I guess we will see.

Honkycat

flang wrote: »

Seriously this is MSE. Save your money and buy a better cheaper alternative ie Samsung Galaxy 3.
To many people are being brainwaved into buying overpriced and overrated Apple products.

Overpriced maybe, but not overrated.

stonsey

flang wrote: »

Seriously this is MSE. Save your money and buy a better cheaper alternative ie Samsung Galaxy 3.
To many people are being brainwaved into buying overpriced and overrated Apple products.

From what I have found the Samsung Galaxy 3 is about the same price as the iPhone - I'd be interested if you know different?

moneymoney26

iphone 5 available for 433.33 locked to T-Moblie/ Orance / EE -Brand new in box on amazon. Sold by Business Mobiles and Fulfilled by Amazon.

Don't know whether to go for it or not. "Fullfilled by Amazon" does that mean its genuine?

Only 12 available at the time of posting.

wheezy

I've been tempted by Affordablemobiles iPhone 5 deal on orange panther. It's 100 minutes, unlimited texts and 500mb data. Phone is £149.99 upfront and a possible £40 cash back through quidco.

tarajayne

I just got this from Tesco, capped so my DD can't go over, it's her birthday present and monthly pocket money allowance so worked out well.

'4s 16gb at £20 a month on a 24 month contract. You get 750 mins, unlimited texts, 1gb data and free wifi. With an upfront costs of £100'

irene939

If you apply for a coop membership card it costs £1 online and it gives you member benefits one of which is O2. You join, go to member benefits, go on O2 and a link takes you to the O2 open website. Enter details put coop in the organisation box and your offers appear. A voucher code is sent to your phone. You can send the code to 5 friends or family.
£125 for a pay monthly handset tarriff over £20
£100 for a pay monthly handset tarriff at under £20
£50 for a 12 month simplicity tarriff (simplicity is sim only )
£10 for a 30 day simplicity tarriff
It says you need to take the membership card with you so apply in advance. I've just applied for the card so not tried it and do not know if its cash or credit.
The assistant at the O2 shop told me if you have a profession card (she mentioned coop staff card, council and nurse) you can get cashback. If I can borrow someones card and go back to the shop within 28 days I will get either £50 or £75 cash back ( cant remember which) for my purchase.
Yesterday I bought an iphone 5 £249 upfront and £26 a month so cashback could be 10%. HTH