Imagine how I feel, I'm going on holiday on friday and am supposed to be happy, now I don't want to go. I'll have internet access so i might be able to order it before i come back so it arrives the day I do....hmmm.
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02 Pay & Go iPhone
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im goig to buy from that ohmac place but after the 11th' cus' i want to know what price the phone will be on o2
According to mmoosa O2 will be announcing the price on the 1st of July so you shouldn't have to wait as long as you think.
I can't see the O2 iPhones being as cheap as the OHMAC ones (£239 for 8gb and £319 for 16gb) but at least there will be no risk of you losing your money if you buy from O2!
Yep, that OHMAC place sounds dodgy! There probably wont be anyone at the that address come the 11th....they'll be off with everyones money!
Actually, come to think of it, the last time i upgraded with O2 they did send it to my work, so fingers crossed they'll do the same with the iphone!....but this could be a different matter this time around.....
Is it July 1st yet!?
....but this could be a different matter this time around.....Is it July 1st yet!?
So does anyone know how existing users can get there hands on an iPhone Pay and Go SIM only, to put in the old iPhone once we get our new ones!!!
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£300! Better than £370, still too high for a phone, though. I will stick to saving for my DeLorean, thanks!
i wanted a 16gb white but jeez £360 is way to much. i only have £300 but i guess £70 for another 8GB is that much.
I was reading the payg page and what comes across is that payg will be sold online but you also pay to start the payg tariff online. You cant buy one on the internet without signing up to one of the payg tariffs and it applies to in store sales....I wonder whether this is the case, I'l be giving O2 a call tomorrow.
It says this on the O2 site
O2 said:
I presume you just go into an O2 store and ask for one.
I know it sounds that easy but who knows.
Surely people could just buy the old one online and buy a PAYG SIM to use it..... would O2 allow that?
If you buy one from the shop its still a pay as you go phone, they cant make you sign up to anything in-store like they can with contract phones.
Besides, as long as you buy the phone, O2 and Apple have their money.
I am having trouble viewing the prices for pay as you go and the pay monthly tariffs what's up ?
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Johnny
Surely in the UK that pretty much covers it?
How many other wifi providers are there?
When the 16 GB iPhone was launched, existing 8GB users used their old sim in the new iPhone when they upgraded. O2 offered a new Sim to allow the old iPhone to be activated on a new account (so you could sell or give away the old iPhone). There was a charge of £10 for the sim (don't know why you couldn't use the sim from the new 16GB iPhone in the old one).
So there may be a nominal charge to get old iPhones onto PayG. New 3G iPhones will come with a sim so no extra cost for them.