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David wrote in message
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Not bad, or you can get one free on OVP O2 BF, 14quid a month.
http://www.onestopphoneshop.co.uk/orange.htm

Ridiculous amount of phone subsidy on OVP O2 BF at the moment.
Its back to what it was 6 months ago !

If you buy a phone from them ?
Please quote my recommend a friend number to them, 284468
So I get an Argos voucher

Thanks
Steve Terry

Steve Terry wrote in message
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Steve,
Have they increased the amount of vouchers you get for pushing BF or
summat? ;)

Not *the* best tariff for everyone, you know :)

Simon

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www.kernow-telecom.co.uk wrote in message
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Until Orange slashed the phone subsides it used to be the best
Orange tariff if you just wanted the phone, is again.

4 months in if HSData tariff is still around then change to that
saving a further 4 quid a month, if not, its not the end of the world.

Steve Terry

Steve Terry wrote:

Im pretty sure the subsidy on this tariff has remained unchanged
since it swapped positions with Voda Bus as the so called
Orange Budget some dealers like to [miss] call it.

Maybe OSPS is on even less margin on this tariff to increase
volumes.

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silmonli@aol.com (Sil-Mon Li) wrote:


Seems that the choices are:

1. Get it on JT for Ł159.99, Ł179.99 or Ł199.99 depending on where you
buy it.

Get it free on OVP Bus 1st and pay Ł13.99 for 12 months: total Ł167.88

3. Get it free on OVP Bus 1st and pay Ł13.99 for 4 months, then Ł9.99
for 8 months: total Ł134.56

However, the billing months may not run from the date of purchase, so
3. could cost a little more in reality.

I think that Option 1 seems the easiest, to be honest. No risk of
missing a changeover/cancel deadline, no need to have an additional
Orange contract, and the thing is done and dusted from the start.

Iain
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The Hairydog Guide to UK mobile phones
http://www.hairydog.co.uk/cell1.html

Iain Harrison wrote in message
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But with option 3 after 12 months you also end up with a free OVP Virgin Sim

Even if HSData tariff goes, you have several other 13 to 20 quid tariffs
to be able to change to after 4 months.

Including now new YP OP1000, for an extra 6 quid a month
giving you 1000 mins off-peak, free 0800 for use with a CC,
and up to 150 free text a month

Steve Terry

Steve Terry wrote:


Thats true, but I already have four of them. Now 0800 arent free,
theyre of less use.

Iain
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Iain Harrison wrote in message
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Flog 3 of them for transfer on uk.adverts.t.m

Steve Terry