£10 top up is required if you are reserving item and paying instore
If you pay online by fast track you only pay £3.99 this method has been tried by myself and worked.
Latest comments (25)
sam_of_london
10 Mar 16#25
Wish it was true but it is not , my two ee pay as you go sims stop getting incoming calls as soon as there is no credit. To get incoming calls I need to put more credit in them. I need to report EE to Ofcom I guess. They hide behind technical problems but most of the problems are deliberate commercial decisions.
gorgo2015
9 Mar 16#24
This or the IPhone 7?
cb-uk
9 Mar 16#23
Me too. Not a bad little phone, but the Nokia menu navigation & predictive text is way superior.
trublekidd
9 Mar 161#21
Got this for £2.50 few months back
allan1954 to trublekidd
9 Mar 16#22
same here.
tyr
9 Mar 16#20
THE CHEAPEST WAY FOR EE nokia - to unlock through EE for £8.99
I unlocked mine yesterday for 99p on eBay.
Don't know why the O2 deal is expired - still seems to be be available.
Otto.uk
9 Mar 16#8
Will life mobile simcard work on this locked to ee phone?
kingfisher to Otto.uk
9 Mar 162#13
Funny you should say that. Until recently I used a mobile phone locked to EE, their cheap Rook smart phone. I spoke to Life who told me there was a 50/50 chance. Rather than transfer my number over, they said, have the Life sim, try it then if OK we will transfer your number over, it worked and they did.
Life are based in UK, they answer calls within a couple of minutes and judging from the 200+ comments on this website, everyone is satisfied. Do a search Life mobile £6 and see what you think.
ALL networks do this. In EE's case, you need to make a CHARGEABLE call every 90 days or your number is disconnected.
It's perfectly reasonable really. Why should you be allowed to use the mobile telco's network infrastructure for free, when everyone else is paying for it?
sam_of_london
9 Mar 16#6
Is this locked or unlocked EE phone? I have bad experience with EE pay as you go sim cards when they block incoming calls as soon as the credit is finished and ask you to buy more credit before restoring the free incoming calls.
coppers459
9 Mar 16#3
No stock anywhere by the looks of it
qbs to coppers459
9 Mar 162#5
Random checks show stock in Aberdeen, Inverness, Newcastle then got bored. :smiley:
Bernandito
9 Mar 16#4
1 amp UK mains charger adapter, micro usb - yes. Thank you!
phpandsql
9 Mar 16#2
Can you check the charger amp please? And is it micro USB? Thanks
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If you pay online by fast track you only pay £3.99 this method has been tried by myself and worked.
Latest comments (25)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/alcatel-10-16g-o2-for-3-49-o2-2406859
Don't know why the O2 deal is expired - still seems to be be available.
Life are based in UK, they answer calls within a couple of minutes and judging from the 200+ comments on this website, everyone is satisfied. Do a search Life mobile £6 and see what you think.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2627388.htm
It's perfectly reasonable really. Why should you be allowed to use the mobile telco's network infrastructure for free, when everyone else is paying for it?