a new mobile phone

[Dedworth]

thanks there Mark, i have been with them for years too, and its time to go the sim route, i am happy with my old phone so if i can save some cash and like you say if i am not happy after 30 days , just change to something new

I've been SIM only with o2 for about 3 years now - I saw through being suckered into the free phone / free upgrade scenario. Keep your phone if your happy with it or get a good phone purchase deal outside of contracts.

I cant change my wife's way of thinking she thinks a free iPhone and 2 years @ £37/month ( rising with RPI) is a good deal

[stevewool]

I cant change my wife's way of thinking she thinks a free iPhone and 2 years @ £37/month ( rising with RPI) is a good deal

there are many many people like that, look at my new phone it can do this and that and its great for gps and the cameras amazing, all for £48 a month, and these people have not a penny to rub together either, takes all sorts

[Dedworth]

there are many many people like that, look at my new phone it can do this and that and its great for gps and the cameras amazing, all for £48 a month, and these people have not a penny to rub together either, takes all sorts

Never Give a Sucker an Even Break

[Ako Si Jamie]

there are many many people like that, look at my new phone it can do this and that and its great for gps and the cameras amazing, all for £48 a month, and these people have not a penny to rub together either, takes all sorts

It's to keep up with the Joneses.

[Michael Parnham]

there are many many people like that, look at my new phone it can do this and that and its great for gps and the cameras amazing, all for £48 a month, and these people have not a penny to rub together either, takes all sorts

I never notice anyone's mobile, mine cost me £5 and it will last me forever, I can receive calls and make calls, also can send and receive texts, a phone's a phone!

[gWaPito]

I never notice anyone's mobile, mine cost me £5 and it will last me forever, I can receive calls and make calls, also can send and receive texts, a phone's a phone!

Not if you're using it as your main source of computing, as well....It's then a device

[Arthur Little]

Not if you're using it as your main source of computing, as well....It's then a device

so far as i'm concerned ... means u'r then restricted to using god awful text speak. (if u can!)

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[gWaPito]

so far as i'm concerned ... means u'r then restricted to using god awful text speak. (if u can!)

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I dont txt speak unles ur usin a cheap n nasty on a pay as you go tariff then u wld hav reason 2 txt speak. There's no such restrictions on my S4 device. It's used as a full blown PC

[Ako Si Jamie]

I dont txt speak unless you're using a cheap and nasty on a pay as you go tariff then you wld have reason to txt speak. There's no such restrictions on my S4 device. It's used as a full blown PC

[Michael Parnham]

I've been SIM only with o2 for about 3 years now - I saw through being suckered into the free phone / free upgrade scenario. Keep your phone if your happy with it or get a good phone purchase deal outside of contracts.

I cant change my wife's way of thinking she thinks a free iPhone and 2 years @ £37/month ( rising with RPI) is a good deal

Gosh, she's paying £500 pounds too much!