Change Tariff

[Anonymous]

so i can change my tariff from tomorrow

i want to change to the £28 one which includes unlimited texts/calls and 2gb data (i think i can get that, with o2 refresh)

and will i get charged for more than a month or anything?

[Anonymous]

Hi

Yes the iPhone 4 I'm sure will suite your needs.

It will connect to 3G which is a slower speed of connection to o2's internet than the new faster 4G speeds.

[Anonymous]

Thank you.

The phone is being delivered tomorrow.  How do I transfer all my data from my old phone onto the iPhone 4?  Is the phone easy enough to use?

As you can tell, I'm a real dinosaur!

Thank you.

[jonsie]

The iphone 4 will suit you very well. There's nothing complicated about them and once set up are very easy to use. As said, 4G is no biggy, most of us get along very well without it.

[Anonymous]

What was your old phone ?

[Anonymous]

This may help you.

iPhone-4-user-guide

[jonsie]

Not sure if this will help, dependent on the model of Nokia you have.

http://www.android-recovery-transfer.com/nokia-contacts-to-iphone.html

[Anonymous]

Thank you so much everyone.

My 'old' phone really is an old phone, a little Nokia 111.  I've had it for years and only ever used it for calls and texts but it seems I was on a rubbish O2 tariff.  My family told me it was time to get into the 21st century! So I took the plunge today and set up the new refresh tariff with the iPhone 4.

It's very reassuring that you're all more or less saying the tariff and the phone I've bought are fine and not too complicated to use.

I'll check out all the links your listed.  Many thanks you really nice people, from the oap dinosaur!

[Anonymous]

Hi

 It's  our pleasure. 

This is probably going to help too

Apple I.D

also speak to O2 on 202 and ensure they put you on an iData Setting when you receive your iPhone. 

[MI5]

I'm sure you'll be fine but we'll be here if you need any more help

[jonsie]

Come back if there is anything you aren't sure of