Anyone know of any particularly good mobile deals around

Looking for monthly payment 3/400 mins anytime x-network</p>

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Cheers in advance</p>

 

www.mobileshop.com </p>

then look at the offers</p>

 

I did

but it's moved

 

Phones2u loads on vodafone 500 mins n 250 texts all free for a year (cashback)

 

3 are offering 500mins & 100 texts for £20 a month with decent choice of free phone and a free 512 mb memory card. Min 18 month contract and price stays at £20 after then. All mins are any network, anytime for life.

three.co.uk/getmore

 

Thank for the help people ... appreciated nt

 

NO!

mobileshop and CW are the only firms that can be trusted to honour cashbacks.

 

If your flush, wait for the iphone

<div id="articleHeader"><h1>O2 to launch iPhone in the UK</h1></div><div id="articleContent">

Friday 06 Jul 2007 - 09:29
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Mobile operator O2 is set to announce that it's beaten rival Vodafone to win the UK contract to sell Apple's iPhone. </p><div id="mpu" style="padding-top: 0px"><div align="center"></div></div>

Several reports claim O2 will have the iPhone on sale in the UK before Christmas for either &pound;300 (US$605) or &pound;399. Apple's iPhone -- which went on sale in the US last week -- ships with either 4GB or 8GB of storage. </p>

Speculation about European iPhone operators has been rife since Apple announced the product earlier this year and then revealed that it would stick with just one mobile operator in each country. </p>

T-Mobile looks set to win the contract in Germany, and had been suggested as a pan-European Apple partner. However, Vodafone was said to be leading the race in the UK, until this morning's reports of the Apple and O2 tie-up. </p>

Apple is likely to be pleased with the iPhone launch in the US -- it's already sold 700,000 units, according to one report, while early reviews have been positive. </p>

<u>However, as expected, hackers have also made the news this week, and have already been successful in cracking the iPhone/iTunes activation tie-in. They claim to be well on the way to fully unlocking the iPhone in the US so iPhone buyers no longer have to use the phone on AT&amp;T's mobile </u>network.</p></div></div>

 

I liked the BBC review of it

Gave details of the camera, MP3 player etc...got to the bit about the actual phone and said they couldn't rate that as "they weren't in a position to make any calls"! Classic! Reality mirrors comedy!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6260904.stm