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Motorola V220
shazrazmataz
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Hubby is thinking of buying this phone on PAYG, Orange network, an advice or tips, to buy/or not to buy before he buys it ? Thanks 
Shaz xx
Living & lovin' life 'down under'.
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Living & lovin' life 'down under'.
There Comes A Point In Your Life When You Realise Who Matters, And Who Never Did, And Who Always Will. So Don't Worry About People In The Past There's A Reason Why They Didn't Make It Into Your Future............
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Wife got one, its OK- although I prefer a standard phone rather than a flip.
I found software to load pics / tones etc to be a painAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0 -
My sister has a V220 and i thought it was the worst phone i had ever held.
I was used to Nokia's so maybe that didn't help but if that is what most Motorolas are like i'm sticking to my Nokia.
Camera was rubbish, buttons were awkward, tones were pants.
good luck in your desicion and hopefully it is the right one and it's not to get a V220 lol.
Here is a list of PAYG's to help you pick a better phone
http://www.!!!!!!.com/payg.asp?tariff=payg0 -
my " its OK" was not meant as a recommendation - just that it does the job... suppose depends what you are paying for it, there are some cashback contracts around that were giving them ( and 12m rental) effectively freeAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0
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