Ok Humour Me !!!!
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Can't think why, it is crap.
How about getting that deal for £5 a month or completely free? There are a load of credible websites that will give you in the region of £500.00 cashback for a 12 month contract.
Would love to know what company offers £500 cash back?
Quidco.com says the biggest ever cash back deal was £100 on a 24 month iPhone contract....
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I never mentioned IPhones, but here you go
http://www.mobilephonechecker.co.uk/mobile-contract-deals/
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Good website nice to know in the future.....
Couple of points the phone costs £29 to buy sim free
Also it's t mobile worst network ever but might find a good deal on the site
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That seems a good deal do you use all your minutes though. <<Advertising removed by mod>>
Best wishes
Avril
Did u set this thread for genera interest or to sell better deals?
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Once again, might be worth your while taking a few seconds longer than you normally do before commenting. All network operators are on that site not just t-mobile and all phones, you just didn't look past the first page or apply any filters or for that matter any common sense.
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Did u not understand what I said???? I did say would be worth looking into that site further.....maybe u should read before commenting
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No you said you would look at in in the future, not that you would look at it further. My comments about you acting before thinking stand.
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davezzr
ive been with orange for five years and when my contract comes close to the end i phone them up and say im considering moving.within half an hour i get a call back to discuss how they can keep me on their network.
i have never had an issue with orange,there customer service are always friendly .
I have no intention of moving to any network and this thread is no more than a sales pitch. many agents have said they can better my deal then hang up when i tell them what i get .
to answer your question i may not use all my mins but i know that i wont run out and get charged for overs
i have never had an issue with orange,there customer service are always friendly .
I have no intention of moving to any network and this thread is no more than a sales pitch. many agents have said they can better my deal then hang up when i tell them what i get .
to answer your question i may not use all my mins but i know that i wont run out and get charged for overs
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british steve
Actuallywe have merged with orange
UW - Merged with Orange Ha Ha.
My Owl 1 Do you not think you should know a bit more about the company that you are representing?
I would love be a fly on the wall when Tom Alexander (boss of Orange UK) gets the entire Orange management team together and saying "guys, I've had an idea" there is this daft little pyramid telecoms company that I think we should jump in to bed with! What do you think?
I wonder if Orange has a mobile network in Siberia? Anyone know if Tom likes snow?
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£20 per year £10 for the phone and £10 for a top up card.
But then I am smarter that your average mobile user and never lonely.
Earl
It must be lonely when it never rings though
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It must be lonely when it never rings though
Oh it rings quite a lot,I just am smart enough to use me phone from home to call people for free.
I mean why pay for hot air.?:|
The only time I would use the thing is if the car broke down ( not happened in 10 years ) or any other emergency.
Lets face it only desperate people need a mobile phone or the fashion conscious.
Its just a way of avoiding feelings of being cut off for most or maybe a hobby substitute.IMHO
Earl
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Must admit I'm the same as uncle Albert, almost tempted just to leave the mobile plugged in the glove box.
I don't like it and I don't use it. If someone wants to call me, they'll do it when I want them too, when it is convenient for me. Bloody thing going off in my pocket, when I'm in the middle of talking with someone.
I'm not as arrogant and miserable as I sound, I hope. But mobiles are a very rude intrusion into life.
I don't like it and I don't use it. If someone wants to call me, they'll do it when I want them too, when it is convenient for me. Bloody thing going off in my pocket, when I'm in the middle of talking with someone.
I'm not as arrogant and miserable as I sound, I hope. But mobiles are a very rude intrusion into life.
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I use my work mobile for two things, making outgoing calls and using it as a mailbox for incoming calls. If I don't recognise the number I don't answer and let it go to voicemail, when I play messages back I can pick and choose who I want to respond to.
My personal phone is a little different in that I use it to keep in touch with friends and family when I am moving about a lot. Most of the time they both live in silent mode, I hate the sound of mobiles ringing.
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Oh great excuse.
so what did you do to keep in touch with them before the advent of mobiles,phone them from home maybe.?
Earl
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Oh great excuse.
so what did you do to keep in touch with them before the advent of mobiles,phone them from home maybe.?
Earl
I don't spend that much time at home so I just had pretty poor and infrequent contact with them in the past.
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british steve
Better off waiting for the new much better Blackberry Torch 2 to come out in a couple of months. Original Blackberry Torch is under powered and sluggish and on the whole a pretty crap phone - and this comes from a Blackberry lover!
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Because otherwise when I have to go to Bluewater with the other estwigs, I wouldn't be allowed to wander off on my own!!
You admitt going to Bluewater on a public forum .
Went there once when it first opened when my daughter dragged me there.
We still don't speak.
Earl
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Because otherwise when I have to go to Bluewater with the other estwigs, I wouldn't be allowed to wander off on my own!!
Absolutely justifyable
But you don't answer it anyway!
Can't they put you on a tracker?
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You admitt going to Bluewater on a public forum .
Went there once when it first opened when my daughter dragged me there.
We still don't speak.
Earl
Where esle would I buy, shoes, pens, bags and my latest penchant, shirts (taliored of course)!!!
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Absolutely justifyable
Can't they put you on a tracker?
I have just the thing for you... http://www.buddi.co.uk/
In other words a tracker for old people who go wandering off?
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Esk247
UW can't beat the 99p phones that Carphone Warehouse were selling. £10 voucher so for less than £11 you had a fully working normal mobile with sms text, colour screen, mini-spotlight and full address book.
In fact, i bought two of them for the old folks so they have a phone each..for the drawer on either side of the bed...or the car..but they usually forget to take them out to the car, or forget they're mobile, or can't find the button to switch them on.
They'll remain in the drawer until i replace them in a few years time.
In fact, i bought two of them for the old folks so they have a phone each..for the drawer on either side of the bed...or the car..but they usually forget to take them out to the car, or forget they're mobile, or can't find the button to switch them on.
They'll remain in the drawer until i replace them in a few years time.
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