Unfortunately, this deal has expired 16 June 2019.
*
1989°
Posted 16 June 2019
iPhone 64GB XR on EE. £17 per month. 500 MB data w/ Unltd Mins & Texts + Free handset. Total £408 (poss £25 cashback) @ Affordable Mobiles
Shared by
biagrin
Joined in 2008
1
282
About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
As described in title. Probably only for light users. Not an iPhone user so can't really comment too much but seems like a reasonable deal.
More details at Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 16 June 2019
You may also like
1745 Comments
sorted by
Why are people debating the size of the data, bin the SIM card and put another in the phone ?
Just phoned them to make them aware of this error. As a gesture of thanks they’ve given me one of the phones.
Before the death threats start, none of the above actually happened.- Anyone who has received the handset also has their receipt (which confirms the correct price and mobile contract agreement). The terms to the contract were formed at dispatch (as stated in the terms and conditions section 8.2), so receiving the phone and the receipt binds the contract.
It is not anyone's responsibility at this point to resolve any issues with the mobile network not being activated, that is Affordable Mobiles responsibility. If they have cancelled the mobile network agreement then they have to reinstate it, otherwise they are breaching the agreed terms that you have formed a contract on. Under no circumstances should anyone be required to contact Affordable Mobiles regarding this, they have to contact you to resolve this. The 14 days is only relevant if you are looking to cancel your agreed terms (which I'm certain everyone is happy to pay the agreed £17 p/m).
Do not feel pressured to return the handset as they now are legally bound to their terms and conditions. If Affordable Mobiles are concerned that no network contract has started, they need to arrange to set it up (at the agreed £17 p/m as set out in the receipt). If they try to get you to agree to a different priced monthly plan in order to keep the handset, then they are breaking the contract terms you've agreed to. The contract has already been formed on the original terms, nothing they do or say will change that.
I would go as far to say that the people who had handsets recalled before delivery, are in a position to complain that Affordable Mobiles have breached the terms of a contract that had also already been formed. Affordable Mobiles would then be liable for any loss or damage (if you took time off work for delivery etc.), as set out in their terms and conditions section 16.1 as the breach of their terms would've caused that.
Nobody has done anything wrong by accepting delivery on an order that was placed at an agreed price, which has now been legally binded by the contract set out. The result of the issues with the mobile network is Affordable Mobiles problem, they have to resolve it not you. They have no legal grounds to request the handset back. Gucci6922/06/2019 07:11
I think Affordable Mobiles have acted well in this situation. As soon as …I think Affordable Mobiles have acted well in this situation. As soon as they realised the mistake they rightly stopped the orders. They sent explanation emails out and followed it up with gesture of goodwill offer.
Clearly you are one of the people that didn't receive a dispatch email... If no one had received dispatch emails, received phones, had phones recalled during delivery, had credit checks, network contracts started and cancelled, direct debits set up, debt threats to return devices etc. etc. So yep if this didn't happen, then yeah I'd agree... However those things have happened to lots of people. So for you it may seem fine, but look at the bigger picture in future before praising a company that don't play by the rules.
I'm thinking of buying this..
This is ridiculously cheap isn't it?
COUPONKEV17/06/2019 17:57
The email I received from collections team this morning;[Image]
“Hello Collections Team, you can f**k off.
Kevin” (edited)Gucci6922/06/2019 07:32
I always look at the bigger picture. It’s a business not a charity. Ok so …I always look at the bigger picture. It’s a business not a charity. Ok so you may have received a dispatch email however come on it’s not life or death and I am sure not receiving that phone/contract has not ruined your life? Or has it?
If that's your defence to my argument then I'm wasting my time talking to you...
Just had this- This won't be honored for as long as i have a hole in my ass.
Why bother wasting your time, having unnecessary credit checks and giving all your personal info away?
ashmac16/06/2019 16:46
Comment deleted
You lost out on a deal you already knew was too good, suck it up buttercup
rdrp16/06/2019 20:38
How are u saying that it is an 'obvious' pricing error? I never thought it …How are u saying that it is an 'obvious' pricing error? I never thought it was a pricing error and placed my order in good faith as I would do for any hold deal. There was a deal yesterday with 100gb of data with Galaxy S10e 128gb phone (rrp 750pounds) for just 25 pounds a month with three network - that deal was a legitimate directly from three network.This deal is not too way off with 17 pounds for 500mb of data with a 750 pound phone free. As a buyer I really thought that this was a legitimate deal and nothing that cried out as a 'misprice'.Affordable mobile has wasted my time with credit check, credit card charge and I now have a new account with EE and new mobile phone line and a 24 month contract (even a direct debit has been set up with my bank by EE).... U are saying that affordable mobile is not responsible for the hardship I am going through and they can get away with not sending my phone?
Hardship
Get a grip mate.
Theres men and women out there in the forces putting their lives on the line and doctors doing 84 hour weeks.
DragonX17/06/2019 12:26
Called about my cancellation. They spew out lies like no bodies …Called about my cancellation. They spew out lies like no bodies business.“We have cancelled all orders”No, you haven’t. I know people who got the phone.“I cannot talk about any other orders”But I can and I’m telling you they have “Right, we will contact all other customers about the order. It was never supposed to go live. None will be dispatched”But I just said some got it. Why haven’t i?“I said I cannot talk about —- *I HANGED UP*
You’re like a toddler having a tantrum because you didn’t get the toy you wanted.
ashmac28/06/2019 15:55
Best deal I’ve had on here . Only honoured ones will be devices collected a …Best deal I’ve had on here . Only honoured ones will be devices collected and mine as it was done on the phone on Sunday
You Lucky few. What time did you phone them on Sunday?
it wouldn’t of been around 10 am would it? You seem to of deleted all your comments from before 11am, but I have a photographic memory.
Your story has more holes than a Swiss cheese endorsed Golf course.
(edited)
Cancelled due to incorrect pricing !!! Ohh dear never mind did order 7 this morning tho!
On the way to the lucky lists houses as we speak
(edited)- Right guys, good news for me, I finally set up the phone with my ee sim I received all the usual texts about my allowance and mins and crap, the final txt was one saying we have received your request to cancel this contract and it will happen on 19th.
I got straight on too ee was speaking too a guy and explained I don't want too cancel, I never requested a cancellation, I did a bit off ring kissing by explaining that I love ee and why would I want too cancel.
He goes sorts it out tells me AM sent the cancellation request over, he doesn't know why they did but he has overridden it and my £17pm contract is now fully live and direct debit set up.
Phone is fully functional, I can call, txt and use data
BTW I played dumb and never mentioned anything about AM apart from the fact that they are who I ordered through 
deleted224405819/06/2019 19:06
Made an account just to post this:I think the retailer are completely …Made an account just to post this:I think the retailer are completely within their rights to ask for the devices back or chase you for payment.You all need to research UNILATERAL MISTAKE in contract law. It doesn’t matter if the contract has been accepted, if the pricing was an obvious mistake (which it was here!) then the retailer can successfully void a contract - the law doesn’t allow you to benefit off of a mistake to a retailer’s detriment. I keep seeing people say the the retailer ‘broke the contract’ and have to enforce it, they really don’t.
Phillip... is that you from 'Affordable Mobiles'... Who has just joined today... and made this comment?
Was it you that deals with the pricing on the website?- I wonder how Ash is feeling?
AuthorJason16/06/2019 08:56
Crazy price! Thanks for this @biagrin
You're welcome. It's my first deal.carl.phillips16/06/2019 08:48
Great price. Shame it’s EE. I need Vodafone
Just pay the airtime off and unlock phone. You won't pay vat on early termination so will work out cheaper.Loading.......16/06/2019 21:13
Comment deleted
I've set up a GoFundMe
Why are people deleting their ‘I got it’ comments??
Because I’m sure everyone can be tracked down based on their HUKD username....how are they going to know who anyone is
+ They already have your names and addresses if you ordered. They don’t need this website to find anyone.
Tin foil hats are on it seems!GlitchFace17/06/2019 16:09
(Un)Affordable Mobiles employee spotted, mate how long you've been working with this crooked company, sorry for being blunt.This is covered under a Unilateral Mistake in law...sorry guys you have to …This is covered under a Unilateral Mistake in law...sorry guys you have to return the product.https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/7-107-6849?transitionType=Default&contextData=(sc.Defaul++t)&firstPage=true&comp=pluk&bhcp=1
deleted191135117/06/2019 19:43
This thread is a reminder to all that Apple have brain washed you into thin …This thread is a reminder to all that Apple have brain washed you into thinking a mid range phone is a bargain @ £400 haha, I wonder who the bad guy really is here....
Take your meds and go to bed- Who needs a TV licence reading these comments is way more entertaining than anything BBC produces
Joign12319/06/2019 17:12
I’m going to post our situation and ask for advice from The Guardian.They h …I’m going to post our situation and ask for advice from The Guardian.They have a lady called Anna Tims who offers consumer advice.
I’m going to try Dear Dierdre at The Sun for advice- We have entered a contract they are not adhering to... hardly good practise
- At this price, why agonise over cashback? I'm more concerned about the deal being honoured than cashback.
kutekitty16/06/2019 11:45
What happens if they don't honor it? Can you cancel or are you stuck with …What happens if they don't honor it? Can you cancel or are you stuck with a contract?
That makes absoloutely no sense.
I have got delivery confirmation from affordable mobiles and a dpd tracking number. Great!
screenshot of my delivery confirmationashmac16/06/2019 17:16
On who's eyes though, so if my gran ordered who knows nothing does this …On who's eyes though, so if my gran ordered who knows nothing does this count
Maybe they should add a disclaimer for grans
This is ridiculous! I haven't got a message offering to help me set up my new iphone! Disgusting!gordies18/06/2019 07:54
Do not phone them. To have a nice audit trail then everything in writing, …Do not phone them. To have a nice audit trail then everything in writing, emails acceptable. They are trying it on, as they know they are in breach of contract.
Is it worth putting his job at risk for 300 quid
TechnoDonkey18/06/2019 13:16
Have you tested SMS
and Porn Hub
Monthly Cost
£15.96
£17.00 before cashback
Pay Today
£0
iPhone XR features a 6.1-inch Liquid Retina display—the most advanced LCD in the industry.1 Advanced Face ID. The smartest, most powerful chip in a smartphone. And a breakthrough camera system. In six stunning new finishes.
Also get:
6 months of Apple Music
3 Months BT Sport
6 Months Amazon Prime Video
Great spot - heat from me