T-Mobile Retentions

bakerlad1983

getti wrote: »

When i say the N97 mini was not on T-Mobile i mean direct from T-Mobile either online, in store or over the phone.

You might well be able to get from Carphone or some other 3rd party but from T-Mobile direct you cant,

I work for T-Mobile so know this to be the case

If you do work for T-mobile, can you explain the reason why no one is getting any offers to stay with you from the 1st feb since the new price plans have come into effect? All you offer is whats on the website.

focus888

Its getting closer to when i can try and upgrade, been looking at the tmobile site and was worried i wouldnt be able to get a good contract for a bout £10 a month. Seen a couple of phones on the site which are £10 a month with 100 mins, 100 texts and a flexible booster which is definitely appealing, just gonna try and get more mins and tx with this and i will be a happy bunny. Wonder if they will give this to me? =D x

wattywattwatt

bakerlad1983 wrote: »

They have also removed the n86 off the website if any of you were looking for one. might not be best to get one unless sim free to start with without tmobile software in

Don't know what website your looking at, but it's still available today on t-mobile .co.uk , pay monthly.

wattywattwatt

MORPH3US wrote: »

I can't believe people still even bother with Nokia / Sony Ericsson phones when you could get an Android phone for the same money... each to their own I guess but I could never go back after trying android.

How about a suggestion then? Some of us don't have a clue what we're looking for, myself included, and go on to these forums to get information! I just want a decent handset that is easy to use for occasional surfing, texting (200) and calls (300mins). The only other requirement is that I would like a half decent camera and all for under £25 a month. Any suggestions gratefully considered! Thanks

ellen1089

Just went through to cancel my contract with t-mobile, and i had every intention to. When asked what i'd be looking at - 200 mins, 300 text and the LGPOP. Seen this on dial-a-phone (Quidco £50 cashback) for an effective price of £10 but with remdeption. I wasn't expecting them to attempt to match it, but she came back with 300 mins, 300 text and unlimited internet with the LGpop for £10pm!

Brilliant! Being delivered Friday. Wasn't expecting that at all!

marnstars

I've been on today with t-mobile - 2nd time and with every intent on cancelling.

Offer me: HTC Hero (T-mobile branded G2 Touch) 900m/500t free internet and landline calls. 24 months @ £25. It doesn't feel much better than whats available on their website.

2 offers made on the i-phone £45 and £35 deals. Similar to what's in the market on other nextworks with an additional booster thrown in for free.

LG GW620 (intouch) - £20 a month for 300m/300t, free internet and landline calls.

Don't seem that good - do they?

stokefan

MORPH3US wrote: »

I can't believe people still even bother with Nokia / Sony Ericsson phones when you could get an Android phone for the same money... each to their own I guess but I could never go back after trying android.

possibly because alot of people just want a simple phone that doesnt eat data allowences and that will just call/txt???

i use an android phone, but i like that technical smartphone, i have always had smartphones, still i dont think they are for everyone!!!

talkalot

They dont seem keen to offer anything other then what is on the website at the moment. They seem to be pushing their great new price plans (not).

marnstars

Just called them back - this time to cancel and I meant it. But hmmmm.......

T-Mobile G2 Touch


Free phone / 300 mins / unltd txts / free unlimited evening and weekend calls / free internet for 6 months £15 per month

After 6 months I'll need to add on the booster for the internet so then £20pm on a 24 month contract.

It's looking far hotter! :T

ASTONDB9

marnstars, thats the same package i got minus the phone for £5 a month
the unlimited evening and weekend calls are to any network and landline
good deal