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Daedalus85
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On 2008-03-12 21:01:26, 5nak3 wrote:
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Well i text ORANGE to 60040 and i ended up with 50 free sms...not of much use since i have unlimited with my o2 sim, but i might just waste the sms somehow.
Ahh, but are you on Pay as you go or contract?
If you're on contract I guess it would make sense to get free texts instead of credit. If not, dunno.
Currys probably aren't allowed to sell O2 due to the fact when they sold off their The Link business to O2, they pretty much severed any links they had left with the network due to the assumption they wouldn't reenter the market.
BTW, their bringing The Link brand back, as a concession within Currys larger stores.
Z310i is £29.99 at O2 (+ £10 credit), which is pretty good.
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5nak3
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no no, i'm on pay as you go on orange. Oh well like i said not a big problem i'll find a use for the messages even if that means sending out random text messages half way during the night.
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Miss UK
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On 2008-03-12 18:33:10, Daedalus85 wrote:
Na, he already had an old Orange sim from his first phone, Siemens A55 free from Avon lol 
He keeps it ticking cause the numbers cool, it ends in 007 
It's like a lucky dip thing. Not bad cause all I'm going to use my Orange sim for is Orange Wednesdays, so thats now 125 buy one get one free vouchers for the cinema lol
He should port it onto contract or maybe he doesn't use
the phone as much as you 
how much discount do you get from that 0range Wednesdays for the cinema?
More bargains guys
http://www.additionsdirect.co[....]rod_min_base_price|0||scu_id|1
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Daedalus85
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You get buy one get one free on cinema tickets in almost any major cinema (Cineworld, Odeon etc).
And he's already on contract, got him half price on T-Mobile Flext a few years back, and the upgrade each year we sell to pay off the contract.
He just keeps the Orange one for Orange wednesdays and cause he's never had a reason to disconnect it or anything really.
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PeterKay
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£15pm 300mins/300txts from Virgin - Not bad! No lengthy contracts......
If you want all the great stuff a contract brings, but with more freedom, the Liberty SIM from Virgin Mobile is just right for you. It's the best of both worlds:
Pick up more minutes and texts than you would with a contract
Like 300 minutes and 300 texts for £15 a month
Keep your phone and number
Have complete freedom - you aren't tied-in to a lengthy contract
Plus some neat extras like free voicemail in the UK and free itemised online statements.
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Daedalus85
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O2, £15/month, 30 day contract, 200 minutes 400 texts and unlimited O2 calls
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amawanqa
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Tesco have a decent promo on handsets at the moment; check these out:
http://www.tesco.com/mobilenetwork/shop/?page=payg
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bearcub24
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The Tesco Mobile Nokia 6300 is cheapest I've seen it. |
pmerryman
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On 2008-03-13 20:46:35, bearcub24 wrote:
The Tesco Mobile Nokia 6300 is cheapest I've seen it.
Defo a bargain this one.
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PeterKay
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are these easy to unlock?
if so i may get one!
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sepehr_sz
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Can anyone tell me where i can purchase a P1i for cheap? |
Daedalus85
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Here or ebay.
We've got them sim free for £299, which isn't bad for a high street retailer (thats O2 by the way).
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Seanyb2
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6300 is hard to unlock it can be done though not everywhere does it. When they unlock them they have to take the front cover off and all kind of crap like dust gets inside then.
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5nak3
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I thought the 6300 was a series 40 phone, meaning that a code unlock is possible |
Seanyb2
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Yes but they are classed as a BB5 handset which have a special network code in them in which hardly anywhere unlocks them. The software to unlock them is very expensive. Unless your network gives you the code then most places who unlock them have gotta open them up and attach cables or something to the main board inside the phone and get the code via the pc that way. Something like that anyway. I dont like it as some shops wreck the phones when so much dust gets behind the screen.
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