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New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 09:32:52 GMT

I read in the Metro during the week that 02 were going to be changing the tariffs for the i-phone to increase sales. They said it would happen today, so I looked and sure enough they have increased the included minutes, now getting 600 minutes for calls and 500 texts for £35. This is great, apparently all existing customers will receive a text by the 7th of Feb telling us how we can take advantage of the new offer.

I am hoping we will get the same and have emailed them just now to find out as I have only had my phone 6 days I will be pretty annoyed if I don't get the new tariff at no extra cost!

New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 06:55:45 GMT

According to O2, all existing Iphone customers will be getting upgraded to the new service. will get a text once its done.

http://www.o2.co.uk/iphone/o2tariffsfor ... gcustomers

New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:59:59 GMT

Had a reply to my email. They said I would be upgraded to the new tariff after my next (first) bill on the 28th feb!!

New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 20:54:19 GMT

What was the £35 tariff before?

New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 12:05:01 GMT

What was the £35 tariff before?

I cant remember if this is correct but i think it was 200 mins and 200 sms.

tariffs

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 13:27:45 GMT

http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html

Seen these today - can somone explain the 30d simplicity - as it appears you can get the handset very cheap with this tariff and as its only 30days -correct me if im wrong - you could cancell after the 30days, and therefor get the iphone 4 for a very cheap price?

Regards, Jamie.

New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 17:36:49 GMT

James, you might have better luck starting a new topic, instead of digging one up thats over a year old

Re: tariffs

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 19:09:15 GMT

http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html
Seen these today - can somone explain the 30d simplicity - as it appears you can get the handset very cheap with this tariff and as its only 30days -correct me if im wrong - you could cancell after the 30days, and therefor get the iphone 4 for a very cheap price?
Regards, Jamie.

You won't get the iPhone 4 cheap on a Simplicity tariff. On this tariff you will need to pay the full price for the iPhone 4 (or whichever phone you are wanting), basically a Simplicity tariff means you have to pay for the full cost of the phone in one go . The iPhone 4 prices on your link are for pay monthly customers.

From Apple's website the iPhone 4 16GB will be £499 and the 32GB will be £599.

So expect to pay these prices or similar either on Pay & Go or for people on Simplicity tariff.

Re: tariffs

Anonymous — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 14:45:30 GMT

http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html
Seen these today - can somone explain the 30d simplicity - as it appears you can get the handset very cheap with this tariff and as its only 30days -correct me if im wrong - you could cancell after the 30days, and therefor get the iphone 4 for a very cheap price?
Regards, Jamie.

Simplicity tariff means you buy the phone separately or use your old phone!!

Re: tariffs

Anonymous — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:32:01 GMT

http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html
Seen these today - can somone explain the 30d simplicity - as it appears you can get the handset very cheap with this tariff and as its only 30days -correct me if im wrong - you could cancell after the 30days, and therefor get the iphone 4 for a very cheap price?
Regards, Jamie.

Im on the 30 day simplicity contract and in order to get the iphone 4 i need to change to the iphone simplicity contract. You have to pay for the whole phone wich is about £600 although i have complained today to o2 as they will not let you buy the phone outright tomorrow. They don't actually know when the phone will be available for people on the simplicity contract or for pay as you go.

Re: tariffs

Anonymous — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:45:22 GMT

http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html
Seen these today - can somone explain the 30d simplicity - as it appears you can get the handset very cheap with this tariff and as its only 30days -correct me if im wrong - you could cancell after the 30days, and therefor get the iphone 4 for a very cheap price?
Regards, Jamie.

Im on the 30 day simplicity contract and in order to get the iphone 4 i need to change to the iphone simplicity contract. You have to pay for the whole phone wich is about £600 although i have complained today to o2 as they will not let you buy the phone outright tomorrow. They don't actually know when the phone will be available for people on the simplicity contract or for pay as you go.

So just buy the iPhone 4 32GB from Apple's website, it comes unlocked and ready to go. It's what I have done, although I did do it soon enough that I should get it delivered Friday. Pre-orders were so high they now quote they can get it to you by the 14th july. Have phoned O2 for a micro-sim and that should arrive the same day or earlier!

Re: New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 14:15:58 GMT

Seen these today - can somone explain the 30d simplicity - as it appears you can get the handset very cheap with this tariff and as its only 30days -correct me if im wrong - you could cancell after the 30days, and therefor get the iphone 4 for a very cheap price?
Regards, Jamie.

There is always a fee for early cancellation to protect against the carriers against the cost of selling discounted phones with service. But if you are paying outright for the iphone, yes you should be able to cancel at any time and buy the phone. I would just add make sure you buy a package where you have plenty of data so you are not surprised by a overage bill.

Re: New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 08:44:58 GMT

That tariff £35 is to expancive!

Re: New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 23:39:48 GMT

That tariff £35 is to expancive!

No not really, what are you expecting to pay?

Re: New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 13:18:42 GMT

I would also say that almost all the companies charge cancellation fee. This is why I often say that analyze your needs before you sign such contract. If you have signed a contract without proper understanding, it you who is to be blamed. Market can't change the rules for one contract.

Re: New I-Phone Tariffs

Anonymous — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 15:06:12 GMT

This sounds pretty awesome for European users. I don't they there was ever such a deal offered here in the US though. I have had an Iphone for several years now, and the rates have actually increased since I first signed on. At first, I was paying about 80 bucks a month with unlimited data, now I pay almost 100 a month, and only get 2 gigs of data per month.