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Dyce9984 Posts: 168

Are you aware tho, that O2 online have contracts such as this;

online 400 a

400 minutes anytime any network and 1000 free sms
£45

or online 400 b
600 mins anytime any network and 50 free sms
£45

As i said before wait and see


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Posted: 2004-11-11 17:46:28
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goldenface Posts: > 500

3G is gonna be a real battleground in 2005. Voda are in the lead. I am not gonna be one of those people who wait till everyone else has one either. I can't wait to get my paws on one. This message was posted from a T610
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Posted: 2004-11-11 19:09:09
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etaab Posts: > 500

Whilst looking at the V800 today, this guy came looking at it too. When the girl approached she showed him the working model (after i had played with it a little and told her i was just looking).

She had no idea how to use it, i could barely contain my laughter as she said ooh look its even got a light as she blinded herself with the 6 LED's

Within 60 seconds of him walking in the door, he said ah you've sold it to me and signed up to a Vodaphone contract.

If only either of them knew how capable the V800 is.. i just wish they were available unbranded !
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Posted: 2004-11-11 19:21:20
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simon69c Posts: 177

OK, so someone asked about the instore Vodafone tariffs...

They are basically £40 and £60 for 500 mins and 1000 anytime anynet voice mins respectively. They are called the '3G Hero' price plans (or 3G exclusive pice plans).

You also get given the £12 optional extras pack thrown in for free. This gives you 100 text, 33 picture or 20 video messages (or any combination). The extras pack can also be used for non-Vodafone Live! browsing (since browsing on Live! itself is free). You have the option of taking one of the higher extras packs instead and they are all cheaper than the standard rates - so £30 pack for £8, £60 pack for £19, or £120 pack for £34. The last one has a special rate for data and so is equivalent to 80MB.

Then you get all the 3G stuff - 50minutes video calling (which is permanent and not just for 3 months like the standard tariffs), free access to sport, film and news, the free Vodafone Live! browsing. You also get the 3 full-track music downloads per month until the end of February that the standard tariffs are getting on 3G. Oh and free ICS on the Anytime 1000 tariff or on Anytime 500 if taken with the £120 extras pack.

So they are basically much better value than the standard tariffs with 3G that you see on the website. Unfortunately the trade-off is that the V800 costs £150 on both of these 3G Hero plans but I guess you have to decide whether you want more attractive price plans or a cheaper handset (£50) on the standard Anytime 500 (£50/month) and Anytime 1000 (£75/month).
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Posted: 2004-11-11 20:08:08
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Vlammetje Posts: > 500

aha..... good deals over here as well

So good I've signed up for one


ahh I love this phone already.
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Posted: 2004-11-11 21:09:51
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masseur Posts: > 500

just got home and held phone for first time. Unfortunately I held it against V3 RAZR but its not doing do bad so far

food is ready so will eat that then come back later and comment further
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Posted: 2004-11-11 21:12:42
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jamojdm Posts: 290

Hmm from the current prices I think I'll be keeping off voda 3G for now.

O2's 50xnet mins and 500txts for £19/month seems a much better idea than Vodas 100mins for £22 on 3G.


Jamo
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Posted: 2004-11-11 21:29:52
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Dyce9984 Posts: 168

Sorry to sound like a wet fart again, I've just been informed that Orange, and T-Mobile are launching within the next fortnight. And there is a lovely Orange 3g phone I think there will be a rush for.

And for those O2 people, it appears that they are launching end of Jan, begining of Feb. Apparently they want to see how the market pans out.

I have the strongest feeling that O2 are gonna have the cheapest 3g tarriffs when they launch. If I remember it was only O2 that has ever offered over 500 FREE txts, imagine what they could offer in 3G.......


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Posted: 2004-11-11 21:40:15
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p900 lover Posts: > 500

well if tmobile hurry up and get their 3g up and running they might actually keep a very good customer.

what fone will they be doin?
and how cums when ever i fone up there ppl have no idea when they are getting 3g.
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Posted: 2004-11-11 22:07:28
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xtrem Posts: 257

now I got mine
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Posted: 2004-11-11 23:07:03
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