on 12-09-2014 18:26
on 12-09-2014 18:26
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 12-09-2014 18:28
on 12-09-2014 18:28
on 12-09-2014 18:28
on 12-09-2014 18:28
on 12-09-2014 18:29
The iphone was excluded on the last launch. Possibly because the phone is so popular and they want as much profit per unit as possible.
on 12-09-2014 18:31
on 12-09-2014 18:38
on 12-09-2014 18:38
on 12-09-2014 18:40
on 12-09-2014 18:51
on 12-09-2014 18:51
on 12-09-2014 20:24
on 12-09-2014 20:24
O2's Iphone launch is a disaster every time, they invite everyone to phone on the same day to pre order, surely if the offer of a pre order was staged in terms of length of service it would work far more efficiently and any issues could be dealth with.
In answer to the question, after being an O2 member for over a decade I'm seriously looking at moving to Vodafone due to their greed and lack of flexibility on the Iphone contracts. No discount at all on plans and minimum monthly cost of £38, what a ripoff. Vodafone can do it for £99 for handset and will discount monthly by 25% bring in cost to £30.80.
Oh, and they've been able to answer their phones all day.
Poor show O2.
on 12-09-2014 20:25
on 12-09-2014 20:28
on 12-09-2014 20:28
As with most things in life, we have a choice of who we pay our money to. Loyalty counts for nothing so it's your decision whether you choose another network.