If you want to use Nokia Maps for free, try this. Firstly your N-series will have to be unlocked.
Secondly get a PAYG sim card on any network as long as it's not 3.
Then get on to 3 to get them to send you a free PAYG sim. Make sure this and the other SIM are registered in your name.
On the original card, contact the network and ask for your PAC code. Once you've got it call up 3 with your other SIM and port the number over which will take about 2 days.
The trick is when you port a number to 3 they give you £10 credit for free.
Once all that's done, get the internet settings for 3 sent to your handset, put the SIM in and fire up Nokia Maps and buy the 30 day option for £6 which will come out of your £10 credit. Replace the 3 SIM with the SIM you normally use and it's done.
Keep repeating the whole thing every 30 days and the satnav won't cost you a penny.
3 don't seem to put a limit on how many times they'll allow this at an address, I've been doing this for 4 months now, using a new 3 sim card each time.
Secondly get a PAYG sim card on any network as long as it's not 3.
Then get on to 3 to get them to send you a free PAYG sim. Make sure this and the other SIM are registered in your name.
On the original card, contact the network and ask for your PAC code. Once you've got it call up 3 with your other SIM and port the number over which will take about 2 days.
The trick is when you port a number to 3 they give you £10 credit for free.
Once all that's done, get the internet settings for 3 sent to your handset, put the SIM in and fire up Nokia Maps and buy the 30 day option for £6 which will come out of your £10 credit. Replace the 3 SIM with the SIM you normally use and it's done.
Keep repeating the whole thing every 30 days and the satnav won't cost you a penny.
3 don't seem to put a limit on how many times they'll allow this at an address, I've been doing this for 4 months now, using a new 3 sim card each time.
