Monthly cost Minutes Texts Internet
£25.00 (24 months) 100 100 500 MB
£30.00 (24 months) 300 300 500 MB
£35.00 (24 months) 600 500 500 MB
£40.00 (24 months) 900 500 500 MB
£45.00 (24 months) 1200 500 750 MB
£60.00 (24 months) Unlimited 500 1 GB
Ahh sorry just used that term and didnt bother to check - will edit. Still thats a lot worse than the current WnW t&Cs no? Swear those are like 3GB as a FUP...
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Just picked up my iPhone 4 from my local TMob store. Was quite surprised to hear they had them still in stock despite not calling until 10.30am this morning to ask about availability. Went for the £35 per month tariff 600 mins / 500 texts / 500Mb tinternet and £119 up front for the phone itself. When I asked about the 500Mb figure for internet the guy said that was an FUP and there would be no charge for going over that figure. However what would happen is you would be throttled at peak times ( not you, the phone....lol..!!! ). Was disappointed to learn that you cannot apply the "Unlimited Internet" Flexible Booster to the iP4 with TMob. All the other free boosters are available apart from the internet one.
Just got home with it all and I'm about to set it all up, but a couple of questions to those who have had their iP4's for a while and came from another iphone.
1. I've backed up all my phone contacts from my old 2G iphone into Outlook 2007 on my laptop via itunes. I take it when I get my 4 up and running I just plug it back into the lappy and transfer the contacts from itunes/Outlook 2007 to the new iP4?.
2. itunes wont throw a wobbly when it realises that the phone it is connected to isn't my old 2G, it's a 4 will it?. By that I mean is there anything I need to do when I connect up my new 4 to my laptop/itunes or will it just recognise my phone as a new one and be happy?.
3. Apps already purchased through the store that are on my 2G. How do I transfer those across to my iphone 4?.
Many thanks in advance for any advice.
its not a cap as confirmed with T-Mobile today its a FUP
in other news my other half put on her sexy voice and managed to buy both of our £40pm blackberry upgrade in Nov contracts out for a total of £170 and get us 2 iPhone 4's for delivery tomoz, im well happy, the CS guy was great he kept on knocking money off the Early upgrade charge YAY!!!!
Does anyone elses have a small amount of movement/slack in it though? Would prefer if it was a real tight fit.
Ok, as far as my previous questions go a few posts back, got them all covered now. Contacts, photos etc all transferred across to the iPhone 4 via iTunes from my old 2G handset backup. I updated the iP4 to OS 4.0.1 just now.
One thing though ( and it's probably something silly ) I notice in my iTunes when I plug the iPhone 4 into my laptop, it still shows an iPhone 2G in there?. Doesn't mention anything about my new iPhone 4?. Transfers everything and syncs fine but insists calling the handset a 2G?.
You can just change the name manually , it still says 2g because that's what it was last saved as.
This means that T-Mobile can start doing what Vodafone have started doing at any time then.
I wouldn't trust that, you can still be shafted on a FUP. It may go beyond 'friendly' warnings.
It's just too low. Stupid phone companies.
Do you use giffgaff - any ideas what they are like what networks they run on? Assume these plans are pure PAYG or SIM-only rolling contracts?
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