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having slept on it...
I'd rather keep the miles for flights for the the Mrs and wee bairns
and the E5 is not so bad
Milan.
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Milan,
Get the phone, play with it. If you like it then fine. If you don't then flog the f*cker on EBay.
Simples.
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Timberland,
I've already got a phone on a contract at £25 a month and can change phone every two years and currently have the Nokia E5
and I'm really using the mobile internet and wifi on the Nokia more than I ever thought I would
and have just discovered skype for the e5
but, skype is having problems and the phone is crashing
for internet the screen is small
when I selected the e5 with the help of my friends here I didn't think i'd use the internet or wifi or the
shall we say 'smart phone apps' as often as I do these days
and now I can admit life would be more fun with a bigger screen and a more capable mobile computer which is what these iphones and galaxies are
and the other day I was on the redeem your airmiles website from the airline and for 2/3 of my current miles I can get an unlocked galaxy s
and for the reasons above am tempted
eek,
thanks for the feedback about the device
the same miles will get me four european return flights with the same airline
which thinking out loud makes the proposal uneconomic and I'd be better burning some
of the airmiles against flight purchases and paying with the respective cash that the flights
would have cost for a new iphone or galaxy II
voila eureka !
thanks
Milan.
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So now that she's call barred you, what do you do with the 300 minutes / month?Originally posted by eek View PostNot always my three contract is £5 a month. (300 minutes / 5000 on network minutes and 2gb internet). Its perfect for me as I only use it to call the wife and surf the web.
Unless you use a lot of minutes you can get a decent sim only contract for a tenner or so a month without trying too hard.
As for the phone itself I picked up a virtually unused Galaxy S for £230 in december and will flog it for £100 or so this december and buy whatever replacement I can get for £250 or so (probably the galaxy S II).
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Not always my three contract is £5 a month. (300 minutes / 5000 on network minutes and 2gb internet). Its perfect for me as I only use it to call the wife and surf the web.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostYou've still the small matter of stumping up 3 or 4 hundred quid per year for the phone tariff, which dwarfs the phone cost.
Unless you use a lot of minutes you can get a decent sim only contract for a tenner or so a month without trying too hard.
As for the phone itself I picked up a virtually unused Galaxy S for £230 in december and will flog it for £100 or so this december and buy whatever replacement I can get for £250 or so (probably the galaxy S II).
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You've still the small matter of stumping up 3 or 4 hundred quid per year for the phone tariff, which dwarfs the phone cost.
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As a proper response I doubt you'll ever get a current release phone through air miles.
The galaxy S is a decent phone even now its just no longer state of the art. If the purchase price is equivalent to £180 of other goods its worth getting otherwise its probably not.
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Hang on until you can get a newer model.
There is no point getting an older model phone if you can help it.
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Samsung Galaxy S
Afternoon Experts,
question, with my air miles I can get a Galaxy S (unfortunately not the S II)
shall I get it ?
or hang on until the S II is available on air miles ?
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