Soldato
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Went with cpw and traded my s7e in. Cost me £474 s8 plus in black.Well I pulled the trigger and bought it simfree.
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Went with cpw and traded my s7e in. Cost me £474 s8 plus in black.Well I pulled the trigger and bought it simfree.
Very interesting and thanks for the heads-up! Seems I got mugged right off by vodafone haha
I checked mobiles.co.uk but they didn't have anything decent as none of their deals seemed to include the spotify I wanted
2 - I'm already with Voda... And want to keep my number - I have my PAC... Am I right in saying when I receive my new phone, I need to port off to something like an O2 PAYG SIM and then somehow to my new mobilephonesdirect SIM? How does that work as I thought you need the PAC code to give to the new 'provider' (mobilephonesdirect) when you place the order? And obviously I don't have the O2 PAC yet.. I only have the one from Voda which I obviously can't use to go back to Voda?
If you're not bothered by the hassle of the staged cashback are there any other reasons to avoid Mobilephonesdirect? their free phone and £39 a month after cashback for 30gb of data unltd texts and minutes makes this by far the cheapest option that I've seen (£904.50 total cost if you factor the £31.50 topcashback too, same as a £9PCM sim only and buying the phone outright....and it comes with £10 a month worth of Spotify Premium so actually -£1pcm as I'd definitely be paying that anyway )
Very interesting and thanks for the heads-up! Seems I got mugged right off by vodafone haha
I checked mobiles.co.uk but they didn't have anything decent as none of their deals seemed to include the spotify I wanted
But mobilephonesdirect seems different and the below deal seems very good indeed.
Leads me to my next few questions though if anyone can assist please?
1 - Mobilephonesdirect... Good service / you actually get what you pay for and no issues claiming the cashback? A few bad reviews are online.. but obviously you get that sometimes... Anyone here actually used them??
2 - I'm already with Voda... And want to keep my number - I have my PAC... Am I right in saying when I receive my new phone, I need to port off to something like an O2 PAYG SIM and then somehow to my new mobilephonesdirect SIM? How does that work as I thought you need the PAC code to give to the new 'provider' (mobilephonesdirect) when you place the order? And obviously I don't have the O2 PAC yet.. I only have the one from Voda which I obviously can't use to go back to Voda?
No idea why anyone would trade an s7e for an s8 really.
My s6 is still a great phone.
The S8+ at £42 a month seems like a better deal? No staged cashback and only £7.99 for the handset. It's 24gb though instead of 30gb and I suppose depends if you actually prefer the larger plus model over the normal S8, which is a HELL YES for me I do miss my Note with s-pen.
No idea why anyone would still have a S6, Mine was gone within 5 months because of the horrendous battery life.
what cases are you guys buying for this?
looking for something minimalist.
No, I was just writing out my plan of what I was going to doso you have your sim card already? your just going to get your pac code. Use your PAYG sim, then transfer over to new sim?
Not yet they haven't but they normally have a cracking deal on for a very limited time, I'll be keeping a close eye on hukd, got my last 5 handsets this way.
I wanted to keep an O2 number, when I took out a new O2 contract via a third party site. No PAC code was needed, O2 sorted it out and it was very straightforward. You'll be dealing with vodafone directly even though you've purchased the contract from mpd, you shouldn't need a PAC code to carry an existing vodafone number over to a new vodafone contract.