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T-Mobile IPhone plans
IF you want a IPhone on T-Mobile they have just launched their plans. IMO they could have made a killing data wise instead of following most of the other networks.
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expensive aint they
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Not very good.
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expensive aint they
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Oh
I was expecting to blag something for my contract coming up for renewal. May skip the iphone4 for now then!
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Just move networks. Its not hard to do.
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Of course but when you want to leave they usually give you a good deal.
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Our price plans They must be having a laugh. Are they the most expensive?
Here are the fantastic value price plans |
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I use the cheapest network, then move to another when that becomes the cheapest.
o2's old £20 a month Simplicity tariff used to be the best, until data was limited to 500MB per month. Now giffgaff has the cheapest tariff. |
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Do T-Mobile still give Android phones a 3gb monthly allowance as a matter of course?
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Do T-Mobile still give Android phones a 3gb monthly allowance as a matter of course?
I also managed to get it on a flext plan (as that was what I was on before) Looking at the prices on T-Mobile's website, I can't see there being a mass take-up. |
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I might of been temped but no way i can justify spending that much on a phone,no way at all.
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Do T-Mobile still give Android phones a 3gb monthly allowance as a matter of course?
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No down to 1Gb now.
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That's direct from T-Mobile, though some resellers it's 1Gb.
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Anyone know if you can get business unlimited on the iPhone4 with T-mobile? I have a desire at the mo and love it but may upgrade in 10 months.
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I wonder what offers existing customers will be able to get? my contract is due for renewal in around a month, but if they can't do something decent for me, I will take my 8 years loyalty elsewhere.
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I wonder what offers existing customers will be able to get? my contract is due for renewal in around a month, but if they can't do something decent for me, I will take my 8 years loyalty elsewhere.
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It's not looking very good for my relationship with T-Mobile.
On the face of it, there's nothing wrong with what you're getting with the tariff (no one has mentioned so far that you get a booster either), I won't use anywhere near 500 texts, and 600 minutes will just about do..But... 500Mb data allowance, and a phone cost of £269 for a 32Gb model (compared with the same data allowance and calling minutes on O2 with unlimited texts and a handset price of only £209), and the fact that T-Mobile is merging with my least favourite mobile network, Orange, and a drop in local signal quality over the last 6 months or so means that unless they are going to give me a 32Gb model completely free (unlikely, I know), I'll be jumping ship to O2 in January when my contract expires. |
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It's not looking very good for my relationship with T-Mobile.
On the face of it, there's nothing wrong with what you're getting with the tariff (no one has mentioned so far that you get a booster either), I won't use anywhere near 500 texts, and 600 minutes will just about do..But... 500Mb data allowance, and a phone cost of £269 for a 32Gb model (compared with the same data allowance and calling minutes on O2 with unlimited texts and a handset price of only £209), and the fact that T-Mobile is merging with my least favourite mobile network, Orange, and a drop in local signal quality over the last 6 months or so means that unless they are going to give me a 32Gb model completely free (unlikely, I know), I'll be jumping ship to O2 in January when my contract expires. |
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Me too! I doubt very much they won't be willing to cut a deal with existing customers, they have far too much to lose. My friend renewed her contract with them around a year ago, she said she was going to leave because she wanted an iPhone and they didn't 'officially' stock one. They soon agreed to give her one free of charge though.
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Did she get the phone though?
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