IPhone 6 contract price question

[Anonymous]

My husband and I are looking at getting an iphone 6 each preferably on o2 as this the best network in our area. I have been looking into contracts and have found some that are available but not directly from o2! Obviously we want the best deal but not sure why some company can offer a 24 month contract on o2 at £38.00 a month with no upfront cost (1gb data unlimited calls and texts) but this is not available from o2?! Can someone please advise why and if we could get this deal from o2? Thanks in advance 😊

[Anonymous]

It seems i really do need to look into this more! Will keep you informed and thanks everyone! Any other info is welcome and appreciated 😊

[Anonymous]

Disposable income allowing you could buy it sim free from Apple and open a sim only contract with O2.

[Cleoriff]

Or....just to throw a spanner in the works....you could look at the Note 4.... #just saying

[Anonymous]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

Or....just to throw a spanner in the works....you could look at the Note 4.... #just saying

I knew you were going to say that 

[Cleoriff]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Cleoriff wrote:

Or....just to throw a spanner in the works....you could look at the Note 4.... #just saying

I knew you were going to say that 

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See?? You have known me all of 48 hrs ....and yet I am an open book..

[Anonymous]

And back On Topic......

Due to the time of year and stocking levels of the iPhone 6 models I'd suggest visiting one of the high street stores. Think carefully about memory capacity of the iPhone's.

[Cleoriff]

As the OP asked for any other suggestions I gave one re the Note 4.

I don't need guidance regarding going back on topic thank you.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Think carefully about memory capacity of the iPhone's.

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That IS good advice - don't get a small one unless the budget really won't stretch any further, because you'll fill it up in no time.

And get a decent cover or bag as well.  Never known why people spend a fortune on a phone, (or camera, or anything else), and won't pay a penny to protect it.

(I know @Cleoriff will say that iPhones shouldn't be protected from damage  , but I'm being charitable here)

[Anonymous]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

As the OP asked for any other suggestions I gave one re the Note 4.

I don't need guidance regarding going back on topic thank you.

I'd love it if the OP marked your post as the solution 

[Cleoriff]

Actually I would say the same re cases for any expensive phone. The price of the iPhone 6 )and the Note 4) justifies it being protected from damage at any cost. Far too expensive  to replace.

Good insurance is also a necessity. My phone is in a good protective (red) case and I have an excellent insurance deal @Anonymous