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Samsung Touchscreen FREE With Orange !!!!! £3.23 !!!!! Per Month, Unlimtted Texts !! 100 Minutes @ Mobiles.co.uk

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Just bought this for my daughter. May only be as good as a my first touchscreen but for a first contract phone it is ideal.
It is on Orange Dolphin £15.50 (24 months), With 100 mins + Unlimited texts ,PLUS 100MB of data usage.
Send the bills off every couple of months to get the first !!19 months!! free. Over the 24 month contract this equates to £3.23 per month.
You can't get much cheaper than that.

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      punkstoner1
      I hope daughter does not go out-of-allowance.

      No need for contract mobiles these days imho.
      Bear Bargains
      Bit confusing,which is it 100 mins or 200?Still good deal for either if you don't mind cashback deals,which I've never had any probs wth btw
      bigjeremy
      Not worth the risk of cashback not paying out ,100 mins aint much for £15
      pipsqueak
      very reliable company for cashback payout, we have 3 contracts with them and has never been a problem
      LongPockets
      bigjeremy
      Not worth the risk of cashback not paying out ,100 mins aint much for £15


      The risk is that you can't be bothered to get yourself organised and send in the bills. I have had two of these contracts, one of them with mobiles.co.uk, and got all the redemption payments with no hassle at all.

      punkstoner1
      No need for contract mobiles these days imho.


      The point of the post isn't that you need it, the point is it is cheaper than similar service on PAYG or other contract. If you don't need to save money, then you can save time instead, by not reading the deals on HUKD.
      jaybear88
      You can't get unlimited texts for under £4 a month ANYWHERE else so how is this not a great deal?? :S
      Jellybeans
      What is the point of buying a *smart* phone nowadays, if it doesn't have wifi or 3G? Which is exactly what the Lite is offering. Your best bet is to use the sim in another phone which does support data.

      http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/samsung-tocco-lite-s5230-632855/review?artc_pg=1

      Edited By: Jellybeans on Mar 04, 2012 13:32
      leeparsons
      Jellybeans
      What is the point of buying a *smart* phone nowadays, if it doesn't have wifi or 3G? Which is exactly what the Lite is offering. Your best bet is to use the sim in another phone which does support data.

      http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/samsung-tocco-lite-s5230-632855/review?artc_pg=1

      As far as im aware, you dont pay for wfi, becuase it runs of your broadbamd connection.
      New Contract Handset Purchase from top topcashback get £30.30

      Edited By: leeparsons on Mar 04, 2012 13:46
      Jellybeans
      leeparsons
      Jellybeans
      What is the point of buying a *smart* phone nowadays, if it doesn't have wifi or 3G? Which is exactly what the Lite is offering. Your best bet is to use the sim in another phone which does support data.

      http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/samsung-tocco-lite-s5230-632855/review?artc_pg=1

      As far as im aware, you dont pay for wfi, becuase it runs of your broadbamd connection.


      how does it run off your bb connection if it doesn't even have wifi?
      LongPockets
      I have a Samsung Tocco Lite, which I got in a redemption deal almost two years ago. It does data, and data is included in the plan (500Mb per month) on Orange. I believe it uses GPRS off the phone masts. Not as fast as 3G, but 3G isn't the only data service for mobiles, and we don't get 3G coverage here anyway. I use the data for both web browsing and email.
      jaybear88
      Jellybeans
      leeparsons
      Jellybeans
      What is the point of buying a *smart* phone nowadays, if it doesn't have wifi or 3G? Which is exactly what the Lite is offering. Your best bet is to use the sim in another phone which does support data.

      http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/samsung-tocco-lite-s5230-632855/review?artc_pg=1

      As far as im aware, you dont pay for wfi, becuase it runs of your broadbamd connection.


      how does it run off your bb connection if it doesn't even have wifi?


      I can't believe this handset doesn't have wifi! Just had it down as a give-in these days. Hmm still ok maybe as an emergency phone, one for a kid etc?
      jaybear88
      LongPockets
      I have a Samsung Tocco Lite, which I got in a redemption deal almost two years ago. It does data, and data is included in the plan (500Mb per month) on Orange. I believe it uses GPRS off the phone masts. Not as fast as 3G, but 3G isn't the only data service for mobiles, and we don't get 3G coverage here anyway. I use the data for both web browsing and email.

      The data version are pretty much as follows:
      GPRS<EDGE<3G<HSDPA

      GPRS is generally worse than dial up, EDGE is comparable with it and then 3G upwards are broadband like.
      LongPockets
      jaybear88
      LongPockets
      I have a Samsung Tocco Lite, which I got in a redemption deal almost two years ago. It does data, and data is included in the plan (500Mb per month) on Orange. I believe it uses GPRS off the phone masts. Not as fast as 3G, but 3G isn't the only data service for mobiles, and we don't get 3G coverage here anyway. I use the data for both web browsing and email.

      The data version are pretty much as follows:
      GPRS<EDGE<3G<HSDPA

      GPRS is generally worse than dial up, EDGE is comparable with it and then 3G upwards are broadband like.


      Out here in the Cotswolds, GPRS is what you can get, EDGE is what you ought to be able to get, but the equipment doesn't seem to be installed in our rural masts, and the other two are unheard of. We can't get broadband on landline either, as we are too far from the exchange, so we have to pay a LOT for satellite broadband. Still, I suppose 3G would be useful if I ever went into the city. Oh, and our dialup modem speeds were always pitiful too.

      Edited By: LongPockets on Mar 04, 2012 22:23
      jaybear88
      LongPockets

      Out here in the Cotswolds, GPRS is what you can get, EDGE is what you ought to be able to get, but the equipment doesn't seem to be installed in our rural masts, and the other two are unheard of. We can't get broadband on landline either, as we are too far from the exchange, so we have to pay a LOT for satellite broadband. Still, I suppose 3G would be useful if I ever went into the city. Oh, and our dialup modem speeds were always pitiful too.

      My heart goes out to you my friend! At home (back in Northern Ireland) we have no mobile phone signal and ~512kbps broadband and I thought that was bad! I was talking to someone once who was in a similar position to yourself, but he and all the other business owners in a small area got one satellite BB connection and used wifi repeaters to share it :)

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