just bought a iphone off ebay - o2 sim cards etc...

steveOooo · 13-06-2009, 19:46

have just bought a new iphone 3g 16gb off ebay - unopened and sealed. Dont think theres a sim with it, have ordered 4 free sim cards from o2 just in case- will i be able to get the web bolt on for 12 months with it once i registered ?

Also it would appear the cheapest way to get the unlimited web access is to spend £20pm on a simplicity package.

Am i right in thinking ill have to cough up £3 per MB with standard top up payg? is there a special price / incentive for iphone?

I paid £323 for this - would it be better to get the 3GS for £120 more? (which includes the web bolt on for sure? )

Appleseed · 13-06-2009, 19:55

I think you're right that the cheapest way would be simplicity as I believe O2 have taken away quite a lot of 'bolt ons' for Pay & Go customers - internet being one.

steveOooo · 13-06-2009, 19:58

think ill just use the wifi at home as i dont spend over £10 pm on phone credit.

Appleseed · 13-06-2009, 20:01

Don't quote me on it mind! I'm pretty sure that pay and go bolt-on was removed but it might be worth checking.

13-06-2009, 19:46	#1
steveOooo Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: London Posts: 4,470	just bought a iphone off ebay - o2 sim cards etc... have just bought a new iphone 3g 16gb off ebay - unopened and sealed. Dont think theres a sim with it, have ordered 4 free sim cards from o2 just in case- will i be able to get the web bolt on for 12 months with it once i registered ? Also it would appear the cheapest way to get the unlimited web access is to spend £20pm on a simplicity package. Am i right in thinking ill have to cough up £3 per MB with standard top up payg? is there a special price / incentive for iphone? I paid £323 for this - would it be better to get the 3GS for £120 more? (which includes the web bolt on for sure? )

13-06-2009, 19:55	#2
Appleseed Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Norfolk Posts: 3,673	I think you're right that the cheapest way would be simplicity as I believe O2 have taken away quite a lot of 'bolt ons' for Pay & Go customers - internet being one.

13-06-2009, 19:58	#3
steveOooo Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: London Posts: 4,470	think ill just use the wifi at home as i dont spend over £10 pm on phone credit.

13-06-2009, 20:01	#4
Appleseed Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Norfolk Posts: 3,673	Don't quote me on it mind! I'm pretty sure that pay and go bolt-on was removed but it might be worth checking.

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