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O2 Tariffs 1st feb (good for data users) and 3g speed restriction |
Daedalus85
Joined: Apr 23, 2007
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No, just 18 month £35 and above, or 24 month £30 and above.
So, did they end your contract or something or just put you down to 18 month then? 
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Aware
Joined: Jun 24, 2006
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Gutted...... 
...they dropped that great pony/carpet deal you were talking about the other week then?? Shocking......
Ah well...N95'i' any good, in your eyes??
These changes are impressive(about time, too), everyone's really pushing for 18/24 monthers, aren't they(yet the handsets are being superceded every 12, or even less, 6 months)......
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Alpha Trion
Joined: Sep 06, 2007
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@ Aware
Yeah thats the problem at the moment, very much an "us & them" relationship between networks & the phone manufacturers. CPW have tried addressing this with thier 'swap it' scheme but not sure how successful this has been? |
Daedalus85
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N95i, I'd say is a worthy improvement over the old model, but existing owners are better off waiting for the rumoured N96 or whatevers next.
The speed increase is the main thing I've noticed tho, very nice and smooth now
Yes, all ponys and carpets have gone, it was while stocks last 
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Miss UK
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On 2008-01-19 10:59:36, Daedalus85 wrote:
No, just 18 month £35 and above, or 24 month £30 and above.
So, did they end your contract or something or just put you down to 18 month then?
I couldn't use my phone they restricted it lol
after I made the £20 payment it was back on it no time..
im on a 18 month tariff they sorted it before xmas cos I told then I no longer wanted the 24mth thing they offered me
the handset is a bag load of crap my second handset is at Nokia right now after it keeps switching off !
the E Series suxx lol
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Daedalus85
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Ah well, can't say I didn't warn you 
But we all live and learn
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dazbradbury
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Perfect, now I can finally leave the clutches of Orange, get an Orbit 2, and surf the internet all day and night!
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haynesycop
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When mentioning the iPhone tariffs are the free bolt one for everyone? It doesn't matter when you joined I got my iPhone yesterday and to have unlimited txt on the £35 tariff would be amazing.Also will they be implemented into iTunes or would you select it from the o2 website?
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Daedalus85
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I haven't a clue about the implementation (truth be told, NOBODY who works in our store has witnessed an activation of an iPhone, they simply never showed us, just told us how to tell people about it) but I expect it'll be done via customer services.
And I expect you could add it on by changing to the newer tariffs when they come out, but thats not a guarentee, Apple has caused alot of painful shakeups for us in the way we're allowed to do things, so don't hold your breath.
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darrengf
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O2 are aiming to shake up the mobile market with the new tarrifs and i know thats going to happen.
I know have a tarrif that includes everthing in the uk for me and most things when im abroad.
Data is also coming down to £3 per mb (Contract and PAYG) when you are abroad from July this year and if you are on PAYG SMS from Europe will only cost 25p from Europe (Intead of 49p)
I know just hope O2 gets a better 3g network and then it will rival all the other networks with every thing else. |
Miss UK
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On 2008-01-21 00:55:02, Daedalus85 wrote:
Ah well, can't say I didn't warn you
But we all live and learn
Yup i'll learn to go for the N series as always 
got the phone today Nokia have replaced the screen and ive noticed a big horrid gap where the infrared is wasn't there before the front fascia hide it oh well it works and besides that it's warrantied till end of next year looks like Nokia handsets now carry 2yr guarantee now
keep me posted on what 02 have instore yeah,
it's gonna take a very good I say very good deal to get me back to them
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upper
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It seems like 02 are doing what the americans are doing as there tariffs looks similar to the ones on t-mobile USA.
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Miss UK
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Amazing I can still send free texts on my Old 02 account lmao!
how come they keep it open?
is it incase you decide to comeback
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Daedalus85
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Prolly a system glitch, but best off keeping quiet and if they ask, playing ignorant lol.
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Miss UK
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lol... Well I better get onto Lloyds TSB and cancel Direct Debit details for 02 then incase they do bill me for them
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Posted: 2008-01-19 10:59
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