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P900 is on sale at t-mobile from today!!!!!!!!!! |
Boz250
Joined: Feb 27, 2004
Posts: 22
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Dont pay silly prices for phones i just got back from IRAN and i bought p900 for £300 offline with normal box, instructions etc.... We are gettin ripped off they sellin phones for so cheap im planning to go in summer and try and import some |
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p900 lover
Joined: Jan 08, 2004
Posts: > 500
From: London
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thanks
so if i ask 4 the PAK code will they offer me a lower price?
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Me10
Joined: Dec 10, 2003
Posts: 48
From: UK
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asked for PAC and they were willing to give it to me 
Best I got was 150 allowance and an additional 80, making a total of 230.
still have to pay 140!!!!!
Hhhhhmmmm... |
rickpaul
Joined: Feb 13, 2003
Posts: 112
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Also be warned. Some providers will not allow you to use the self upgrade tool. If this is the case, you will have to bring your phone to a Service point every time you need it to get upgraded. I am not sure if T-Mobile restricts you.
You may want a factory phone just for the free upgrades.
Also, Service Point's can easily uncustomize this phone right now.
Rick
http://www.globalmob.com
Virtual Dynamix - SE Service Point USA |
grex
Joined: Sep 01, 2003
Posts: 401
From: Parsley (university of)
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o2 are good for me... lotsa free texts and gprs! 
went for a (series of) interviews with t-mobile in Greenock (customer services), and i must say that they are the most disorganised operation i've ever had the displeasure to work with. Never been a customer, but if that's the way they run their company...It sure looks bad for their customers.
i used to have a good sig, but i'm all pc noooooooooooow!!! |
g1ose
Joined: Jan 06, 2004
Posts: 55
From: London
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if you are a good customer to t-mobile then tell them tht like if you pay by direct debit then they love u and shout for a while they will budge after a while and give you a bit more but £140 for the phone aint bad at all matey |
p900 lover
Joined: Jan 08, 2004
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From: London
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thanks
but what is a good customer?
i pay around 30 pounds per month by direct debit?? |
Boz250
Joined: Feb 27, 2004
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yeah thats not deemed a good customer i used to work in a phone store and a good customer is someone who's bill is on average £65+ a month, plus all bills should be paid on time, be wit them at least a year i think thats normally very good had a friend who was wit t-mobile for 2 years called for a PAC code and was given 400 free text a month and a free Nokia 7250i which at the time was £200 |
grex
Joined: Sep 01, 2003
Posts: 401
From: Parsley (university of)
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doesn't detract from the fact that they are the weakest network in the uk in terms of coverage, subscriber numbers and handset renewal. It seems they are haemmoraging customers and are doing anything to keep them. Very poor.
i used to have a good sig, but i'm all pc noooooooooooow!!! |
Dan
Joined: Jan 26, 2004
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I have been with t-mobile for 6 years and spent quite a bit everymonth, definatly over £60! My contract ends at the start of April. They will then offer me £149.99 off, but I'd still like a little more than that off the phone price(preferably free!).
What is the best think to say to them to 'persuade' them to offer this?  |
Boz250
Joined: Feb 27, 2004
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@ DAN
since u have been a long time customer start talking about not being happy wit offers quote some other network tarriffs that interest u and finally drop a hint that u are thinking of leaving the network once the contract is up they will go very far as far as i have seen u might be able to scam a free p900 but might have to up your monthly bill just a bit |
Residentevil
Joined: Feb 29, 2004
Posts: > 500
From: Raccoon City, USA
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Hi P900 Users,
i am planning to buy SE P900.
Does it have good reception?
is anybody using AT&T and can tell me if their service is good for that phone? |
g0097
Joined: Oct 17, 2003
Posts: 14
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I have been using the P900 with ATT since december...the reception seems much better than the P800 I had before. I never had a drop call but I stay pretty much in my calling area. I dont know if you travel alot and I am not sure if the further you get away from a main city how much your reception quailty drops. The P900 has definately been a winner for me however wherever I go and try to use it. |
didgit74
Joined: Feb 29, 2004
Posts: 16
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"the p900 is available on t-mobile network from TODAY you can call 0845 412 2426 so come on guys and gals give us a call!!!!! "
just had a look at the T-mobile website - cause I'm can't be ask to get the sales speach on the phone while I'm paying 1p/min - and it's not there yet ! I'd expect the website to be the first thing updated for this kind of news  (
not sure why funlovinkrim is not allowed to reveal the tarrifs (or why his manager won;t let him), can't be THAT amazing otherwise they'd want everyone to know and not expect people to call at their expense to get talked into buying from them - sales people can be very persuasive. |
Me10
Joined: Dec 10, 2003
Posts: 48
From: UK
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Dan,
Called t-mob again and talked to someone in Customer management. Basically when you dial 150 from your phone, presss option 2, then option 0.
This will get you to a operator.
Tell them that you are intereseted in upgrading, but want to know if there is anything 'better' that they can do for you. If you get no response, then asked to be put thru to the dept that deasl with disconnections (that always works).
You will prob be put on hold, listen to some sh!te muzak, and then get someone on the other end, who will say that they can give you an additional 80GBP on yr allowance. From conversation with loads of people in that dept, it seems that is the maximum that they are allowed to offer.
Good luck and if you get a bigger discount, post here and let us know.
Cheers |
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Posted: 2004-02-27 16:23
