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Linkinpark17UK Posts: 372

I can't believe its coming out on pay as you go so soon!

This has really lowered the 7210 image, it took nearly a year before te 8210 was put on pay as you go.

It does reinforce that the 7210 is a kiddy phone while the 6610 is for a more mature audience.
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Posted: 2002-07-29 20:57:00
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mhorton Posts: > 500

I know it is really good.
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Posted: 2002-07-29 21:53:00
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brownjs Posts: 222

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On 2002-07-29 20:57, Linkinpark17UK wrote:
I can't believe its coming out on pay as you go so soon!

This has really lowered the 7210 image, it took nearly a year before te 8210 was put on pay as you go.

It does reinforce that the 7210 is a kiddy phone while the 6610 is for a more mature audience.


eh a kiddys phone which parent would spend £300 on a phone for their child/son?
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Posted: 2002-07-29 22:27:00
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madmoroccan Posts: 83

Quite clearly there are parents who spend more on their kids....
eg. new games consoles, petrol powered go karts.... etc...

Yeah, it sounds ridiculous but i think that this definately a nokia phone aimed at teenagers... but for an extra £50 you could get a brand new sim free t68i....
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Posted: 2002-07-30 14:54:00
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madmoroccan Posts: 83

one more thing i know it sounds silly but how long before our much loved t68 is subjected to the pay as you go sales machine?

[ This Message was edited by: madmoroccan on 2002-07-30 13:57 ]
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Posted: 2002-07-30 14:55:00
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ShibbyLicious Posts: 290

am i bein fick but wats wrong wit a phone bein on PAYG ?!!?
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Posted: 2002-07-30 15:30:00
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brownjs Posts: 222

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On 2002-07-30 14:54, madmoroccan wrote:
Quite clearly there are parents who spend more on their kids....
eg. new games consoles, petrol powered go karts.... etc...

Yeah, it sounds ridiculous but i think that this definately a nokia phone aimed at teenagers... but for an extra £50 you could get a brand new sim free t68i....

i suppose i fit in to that catagory but i would never be bought a phone that costs £300
yes you are right parents do buy kids expensive stuff but a xbox /ps2 will keep a child more occupyied than a phone
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Posted: 2002-07-30 18:56:00
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Linkinpark17UK Posts: 372

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On 2002-07-29 22:27, brownjs wrote:
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On 2002-07-29 20:57, Linkinpark17UK wrote:
I can't believe its coming out on pay as you go so soon!

This has really lowered the 7210 image, it took nearly a year before te 8210 was put on pay as you go.

It does reinforce that the 7210 is a kiddy phone while the 6610 is for a more mature audience.


eh a kiddys phone which parent would spend £300 on a phone for their child/son?


There's bound to be a few upper and middle class parents and teenagers who will be willing to pay for one cos they aren't old enough legally to own a contract phone.
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Posted: 2002-07-30 21:58:00
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brownjs Posts: 222

very few
my dad would not buy me it
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Posted: 2002-07-30 22:01:00
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kolhatkar Posts: 45

Argos eh - they've long been known for their wealth of mobile phone retail expertise.

Put another way - I wouldn't trust their catalogue as far as I could throw it (bear in mind, its quite small and the paper quite thin ).

Case in point, their previous catalogue (printed early this year) stated that the SE R600 would be out on Orange, o2, Voda and T-Mobile PAYG from March 1st 2002.

5 months on and the R600 has not seen the light of day, Orange have confirmed that they no longer plan to range the handset and the others have been strangely quiet.

As for the 7210 itself, its spec's show that it is more of a 'leisure' handset than the 6610 - but still quite impressive. - £300 on PAYG equates to about £80-£120 on contract (IMHO, based on 5 years mobile retail experience before somebody e-slaps me!!).

Ish
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Posted: 2002-07-30 23:18:00
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