Free Samsung Galaxy S 2 + £25 redemption cashback + £30 quidco for £24.50 24m @ Into Mobile Phones

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  horacevankhute1 year, 10 months ago1 Like #1Show comment toolsReply

  24months ? - are you serious ?
  
  why would anyone want to tie themselves with the same phone for 24months.
  
  This phone will be out of date after 6 months, and you will be bored with it after 12 !!!
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  Russonf1 year, 10 months ago4 Likes #2Show comment toolsReply

  horacevankhute

  24months ? - are you serious ?
  
  why would anyone want to tie themselves with the same phone for 24months.
  
  This phone will be out of date after 6 months, and you will be bored with it after 12 !!!

  
  hi, welcome to Earth
  
  On Earth the majority of contracts for mobile phones run for 24 months.
  
  No contracts run for 6 months
  
  Enjoy your stay
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  lhassall1 year, 10 months ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  horacevankhute

  This phone will be out of date after 6 months, and you will be bored with it after 12 !!!

  
  The HTC Desire is 18 months old... Runs the latest version of Android... Runs virtually every app on the market.
  
  This phone will be updated to Android 4 and already has huge community support.
  
  Most iPhones are sold on 24 month contracts... What a bunch of morons.
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  Bryan8391 year, 10 months ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  £557.96 after Cashback & Quidco. Not bad, seen many 12 month deals on here for this phone that works out around £509. This is also a very usable tariff, with plenty of everything (600 mins, 500 texts, 1gb internet)
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  DsK1 year, 10 months ago1 Like #5Show comment toolsReply

  be warned, buying from a 3rd party means that you will get t-mobiles capped data service, in other words, no 2mbit downloads only 350k odd :(
  
  To get the faster net you would have to ask for the web and walk + which is an additional £5 a month...
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  Russonf1 year, 10 months ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  good knowledge DsK
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  SFJnet1 year, 10 months ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  horacevankhute

  24months ? - are you serious ?
  
  why would anyone want to tie themselves with the same phone for 24months.
  
  This phone will be out of date after 6 months, and you will be bored with it after 12 !!!

  
  
  It's best not to encourage this guy by replying (although that's what I'm doing I suppose). Wasn't he banned for a while?
  
  Anyway the £25 a month deal is excellent if it includes a free phone. In the last week I got this phone myself (on Talkmobile via e2save - £25pm for 600 mins, 1500 texts, 1gb data, £46.46 cashback from TCB). It is truly a magnificent piece of equipment and will certainly do the job for 24 months or beyond. My colleagues with iphones are jealous, which is a major achievement!
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  horacevankhute1 year, 10 months ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Russonf

  horacevankhute

  24months ? - are you serious ?
  
  why would anyone want to tie themselves with the same phone for 24months.
  
  This phone will be out of date after 6 months, and you will be bored with it after 12 !!!

  
  hi, welcome to Earth
  
  On Earth the majority of contracts for mobile phones run for 24 months.
  
  No contracts run for 6 months
  
  Enjoy your stay

  
  
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  EU law dictates that all providers will have to offer 12 months contracts - who said anything about 6 months ?
  
  If you want to walk around with a 2 year old phone with 2 year old technology that's up to you but I guess most sensible people would be looking for the latest tech after 12 months
  
  
  look at how things have moved over the last 12 months - anyone one buying a 24month contract now has got he word "MUG" written on their forehead
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  lhassall1 year, 10 months ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  The iPhones 3GS is still on sale... "2 year old phone with 2 year old technology"
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  horacevankhute1 year, 10 months ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  lhassall

  The iPhones 3GS is still on sale... "2 year old phone with 2 year old technology"

  
  
  TRUE !!!!
  
  just think how sexy the iphone 6 (in 2012) will be in 12 months time !! - that's why you would have to be a mug to buy a 24 month contract
  
  
  
  

  
  Edited By: horacevankhute on Jun 29, 2011 09:26
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  carsick771 year, 10 months ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  as long as it has CyanogenMod (or similar community support) which according to forums will be/is possible, this phone will continue to be amazing for a lot longer than people think
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  horacevankhute1 year, 10 months ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  If you took out a 24 month contract before smartphones were released you would have been kicking yourself
  
  Lock your self in to a 24 month contract and miss out on tomorrows technology (c)
  
  (C) 2011 Horace Knows Best Corporation.
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  mail35471 year, 10 months ago1 Like #13Show comment toolsReply

  I would treat mobile phone on monthly contract as a hire purchase deal. It's perfect when you cannot afford an initial lump sum for the phone that you like!
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  pc_tech861 year, 10 months ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  You could always sell the handset when you get 'bored' of it and put some money towards a newer phone.
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  dibbz1 year, 10 months ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  lol @ horacevankhute
  
  you need to wake up and smell the coffee...not everyone can buy a phone outright
  
  you are getting the phone for free....for that you tie yourself into a 24month contract...like you do with all latest phones.
  
  horacevankhute...show everyone here a deal like the one above where you can go into a 12 month contract or less AND get the phone free WITH the amount of minutes / texts etc
  
  You either pay a high price for a phone and a shorter contract, or you get the phone free and you go for a longer one - either way they have got you buy the crown jewels!!
  
  Lets see what deal you can find...instead of slating everyone here ;)

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