That doesn't make sense you would not even pay enough to cover the cost of the phone unless you have to return your used phone before they give you a new phone in 12 months
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That doesn't make sense you would not even pay enough to cover the cost of the phone unless you have to return your used phone before they give you a new phone in 12 months
Yes I've noticed this, why?
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That doesn't make sense you would not even pay enough to cover the cost of the phone unless you have to return your used phone before they give you a new phone in 12 months
Yes I do, same as the Apple upgrade programme
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Mine was doing the same, I phoned 3 and they got me to reset the carrier settings
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Last time I checked there's no such thing as a free lunch. It has to be financed somewhere down the line and I would bet good money the phone provider is not the one paying for the lunch, the punter is.
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That doesn't make sense you would not even pay enough to cover the cost of the phone unless you have to return your used phone before they give you a new phone in 12 months
£780 per annum ad infinitum not taking into account general price increases. Hells teeth that's a hell of a lot of cash to pay for a phone. In fact what the customer is doing is simply leasing it?
Makes my £95 a year SIM only seem like a bargain.
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Settings>general>about, should tell you if you need to update your carrier settings.
£780 per annum ad infinitum not taking into account general price increases. Hells teeth that's a hell of a lot of cash to pay for a phone. In fact what the customer is doing is simply leasing it?
Makes my £95 a year SIM only seem like a bargain.
This is getting tiresome.
Man is happy to pay so leave him alone instead of preaching
Life would be pretty dull if you never spent money on anything nice
Naff battery? Most of the reviews i've skimmed have said the battery life is an improvement on the previous generation
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I didn't know we were talking about spending money on something nice, this is a phone contract. We could spend the next twenty years discussing spending money on something nice if that's what you want.
The average person spends 5 hours a day on their phone.
1,825 hours per year, more if you are a power user like most people on OcUK.
An iPhone even at contract prices is decent value if you are going to be using it that much considering going to the cinema would cost you £10 for a couple of hours.
Anyway you have ignored my point which is that you humblebragging about how little money you spend is very tiresome.
Why would setting up as new phone would improve battery pls
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Take 3 on hissgate for me today.
I don't honk the battery is much different from a 6s. I use my phone a lot and it never lasts the day. Have to charge at desk
I don't honk the battery is much different from a 6s. I use my phone a lot and it never lasts the day. Have to charge at desk