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i found this website but it sounds like too good to be true......
http://www.fones4free.com/BundleDetails.aspx?BundleID=44
have anyone buy any mobile from this website because i'm about to get one........PLS ADVICE!!
i got con in ebay before about £250 (last year) for P900 (of course my dream break into pieces) and i dont want to happen again.....now i save abit of money to get P910. Hope you guys can help!! Pls private me or just reply to this message.
Thanks!
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Posted: 2004-11-15 21:10:13
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If it sounds to good to be true then it invariably is!
Don't take the risk
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Posted: 2004-11-15 21:27:00
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If it's one of those 'pyramid' phone for £20 schemes l'd forget it, they're illegal & very risky.
l'd save up and buy it from a reputable source or a trusted ebay seller.
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Posted: 2004-11-15 21:43:00
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Seems decent enough - Orange branded handsets do seem to be cheaper than voda or O2. Orange will do it for £150 with discounts for being recommended and a handset trade in.
I had looked at that deal, but because of Orange network coverage and the bloody branded firmware I got a generic one on Voda for £280
Just remember that cheapest is not always best .....
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Posted: 2004-11-15 21:53:42
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It looks legitimate.
And although it sounds too good to be true I know of a company that offers similarly fantastic deals which are legitimate.
There are two things that concern me about the website. Firstly, they are operating out of a PO Box. Secondly, I am not sure that the payment method they use (WorldPay) has a system of seller/user verification like PayPal does. Although, I have used many merchant services where they payment system has been WorldPay and I have had not problems. It's just that there doesn't seem to be a way of verifying the identity of the seller.
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Posted: 2004-11-15 22:01:58
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I've seen this site before, I *don't think* it is a scam....and it seems genuine enough. the reason the phone appears to be £24.99 on a certain contract is because it's for 24months and not the standard 12. Dunno if it's legit, but don't see why it couldn't be
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Posted: 2004-11-15 22:02:29
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It is legitimate, I just recieved mine from them by Royal mail next day delivery today. Two of my friends have also bought from them. They are a company called Eurofone LTD based in Marylebone, London. Call the number on the site and speak to them!There was also a car charger in the parcel. It is for sure the best deal on the web!
I was also suspicious because they are seriously undercutting the market but was pleasantly proved wrong!
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Posted: 2004-11-17 12:24:00
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Who wants to be contracted to someone for 2 years!? Bet you have a nightmare upgrading after a year (if they allow it) and are the phones insured?
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Posted: 2004-11-17 12:42:44
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It's all relative, my upgrade cost me -£16 (yes that's MINUS £16) and I get a better contract with more inclusive minutes and also inclusive texts.
This is with Vodafone, you just have to ask them for a PAC code and they bend over backwards. They are SO desperate to keep churn down now they are launching 3G and spending £100m on advertising, they want to keep hold of you so they can offer you 3G later in the year.
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Posted: 2004-11-17 18:27:52
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