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Samsung Galaxy S7 32GB (Black/Gold) Perfectly fine O2 Refresh deal £291.99 @ O2

£291.99 O27 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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vassy4u

7 Jan 17

Samsung Galaxy S7 - Perfectly fine

Go for the 500MB deal with £99.99 upfront and £22 monthly
Airtime - £14
Device plan - £8
The phone element of contract is £8/month x 24=£192
plus the £99.99 you paid upfront.
Total - 192 + 99.99 = 291.99

Step by step guide for this deal

1) Follow the get deal button, purchase the £99.99 + £22*24 tariff.

2) Receive your phone and sim card.

3) Put the sim card into your phone and go onto myO2 (app or website) and from there request the unlock code.

4) Call 202 from the same sim card as it will make things much easier, go straight to the I want to leave o2 department or something like that (I think it's thinking of leaving us? Press something) as that will connect you with the right people much quicker.

5) Tell the person you want to pay your device in full and cancel the airtime. They will ask you why, tell them you don't think the airtime is a good value for money, but you want to keep the phone because you think it's an outstanding value for money. They will ask you for card details, you tell those details and that's it, they cancel it for you in about an hour.

6) You own the phone from that point, assumed that you have done this straightaway, there won't be any charges, otherwise you will have to pay as much airtime as you have used.

7) Unlock code will come through in about 2 to 48 hours.

Top comments

NewBoots

7 Jan 17 11 #29

Not nonsense as this happened to me so it's worth warning people.

omarmahmood

7 Jan 17 6 #1

"In b4 the storm" as you would say.. Heat :wink:

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reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 4 #22

Be aware that you may be charged for the full contract upfront and it'll take a month or two to get the refund for the airtime.....so only do it if you can afford this.

shaggy

8 Jan 17 3 #89

The most you can buy in your own name is 2 no matter how good a credit history you have. He's just a troll so ignore him and move on...

All comments (155)

omarmahmood

7 Jan 17 6 #1

"In b4 the storm" as you would say.. Heat :wink:

simplicity96

7 Jan 17 #2

Dont o2 ever refuse these? Given it has been on here a fair few times on how to circumvent their system?

shaft1973 to simplicity96

7 Jan 17 #9

Abbottwaa

7 Jan 17 #3

Good deal.... Just realised it's not brand new.

vassy4u to Abbottwaa

7 Jan 17 2 #5

Brand new yet to be this cheap unfortunately :disappointed:
Unless some code appears like previously

omarmahmood to Abbottwaa

7 Jan 17 2 #6

It's "perfectly fine" :smirk:

eatmorefish to Abbottwaa

7 Jan 17 2 #40

"perfectly fine" lol. Sound like something Del boy would say.

So disappointing to see a hot deal on a phone only to find its an O2 "deal". Who'd risk their credit rating for a phone? Clearly some people.

Graham1979

7 Jan 17 1 #4

Cracking price for awesome phone

mr321

7 Jan 17 #7

Any negative effects on credit rating?

callum84 to mr321

7 Jan 17 #16

Depends what else your applying for. Onviously you will take an initital hit as you do applying for any type of credit.

Its only positive in the long run as adds a paid in full loan agreement to your history.

grayslick to mr321

7 Jan 17 2 #18

my credit rating has been destroyed by O2 refresh errors, currently fighting them to remove a default that never existed

loofer to mr321

7 Jan 17 #37

Not negative per se. Just credit searches on application, 2 lines of credit if you go ahead and then both paid off if that's what you do.

It's not bad but it's just how other lenders may interpret it (non profitable debtor)

inoxx

7 Jan 17 #8

any warranties with these?

shaft1973 to inoxx

7 Jan 17 1 #11

12 months

harryben1 to inoxx

7 Jan 17 1 #12

The above comment and is perfectly fine... perfectly fine? :wink:

shaft1973

7 Jan 17 1 #10

got brand new for 288 just before xmas for the lad on a deal like this on here

vassy4u

7 Jan 17 1 #13

I was the one who posted that deal.. :stuck_out_tongue: there was a code available then but not now :disappointed:

monkey1999

7 Jan 17 2 #14

Hot good deal

hamy262

7 Jan 17 #15

same here. had to wait 24 hours after activation to get unlocking code. code received airtime cancelled £288 paid. just claimed for the Samsung Bluetooth speaker last night and claim successful should be posted within 30 days

roflll

7 Jan 17 1 #17

It's worth looking at the website to determine if "perfectly fine" is a used condition that's "perfectly fine" by your standards before buying.
Personally, "perfectly fine" sounds like "used, condition C" to me.

LP147

7 Jan 17 #19

Does anyone know when they refresh the deals on the nearly new phones?
I've been checking the website since the week before Christmas and the same phones have been In Stock and Out of Stock

mr321

7 Jan 17 #20

Oh :confused:

hishammmmm_n

7 Jan 17 #21

Heaaaaaaat<3

muffboy to hishammmmm_n

7 Jan 17 #23

reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 4 #22

Be aware that you may be charged for the full contract upfront and it'll take a month or two to get the refund for the airtime.....so only do it if you can afford this.

muffboy to reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 #24

Utter nonsense

mymymy

7 Jan 17 1 #25

I got this offer for my S6 a year ago and absolutely no problems at all.

westywales

7 Jan 17 #26

i went for similar deal yesterday on o2 chat which was upgrade £17.50 p/m for new phone, £12 p/m for 3gb of data, unlimited texts & mins, was £50 up front and £36.50 a month but haggled with them lol, hope this helps someone looking to upgrade. Can cancel using o2 refresh and pay 24 x £17.50 = £420 for the phone, £500+ on samsung website

Bailey210

7 Jan 17 #27

bit cheeky but has anyone got quidco cashback on this whislt still cancelling?

vassy4u to Bailey210

7 Jan 17 #28

No you won't get Quidco cash back

NewBoots

7 Jan 17 11 #29

Not nonsense as this happened to me so it's worth warning people.

sradmad

7 Jan 17 2 #30

Good find vassy, heat added :smiley:

escortboy

7 Jan 17 #31

I had one of the perfect phones and it had a chip taken out of the metal and a scuff on the back of it. Not as good as new IMO lol!
Wonder what fine would look like.

shaft1973

7 Jan 17 #32

thanks for that :-)

damcnaught

7 Jan 17 1 #33

A similar issue happened for me - I paid for the phone, then they added the phone to my account, which was then directed debited from my account as well, so I was charged twice & needed to wait a while for the refund.

Definitely worth warning people this is a possibility.

reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 #34

Happened to me and several others here, not slagging the offer off... but doing this last year took almost £500 out of my account for two months unexpectedly.... I could cover this, some won't be so fortunate and could get into financial trouble because of it.

madel79

7 Jan 17 #35

Thanks op any deals on a silver edge though ? I am looking for one for my partner

optimus_prime2

7 Jan 17 #36

Hey also guys if you chat to them online regarding this deal. They give you upto three months free airtime. Works for the edge so should work for this hopefully.
:-) just need to push them for it.
But won't do anything for the device plan price tho

mr321

7 Jan 17 #38

So really as long as you pay it off straight away there are no credit problems... the problems come with the o2 staff

dominickthedonkey

7 Jan 17 #39

Almost 300 quid on a year old refurb phone.... really?!

alexc100

7 Jan 17 #41

Perfectly fine? That's a very subjective statement. I once went to view a used car that was 'perfectly fine'. When I got there I discovered the bodywork had more holes than the Titantic. Which was far from perfectly fine

abhijitdash123

7 Jan 17 #42

Sorry but the deal is just too risky for credit ratings and the mistakes that O2 do. So not HOT from me.

daveessex46

7 Jan 17 #43

I'v been on a deal like that with o2 my contract finish in June I will never go on them again.

anthonynsinclair

7 Jan 17 #44

After the Samsung Note 7 fire disaster and the Samsung Washing Machine door falling off mid-wash and breaking a ladies jaw I am reluctant to buying any Samsung devices, charging this phone at night would feel like falling asleep with a candle alight or a lit cigarette in my mouth. http://www.bbc.com/news/business-37875501

andy182

7 Jan 17 #45

I managed to get one for 288 brand new 2 weeks ago through refresh. I have bought a perfectly fine one before and they are usually immaculate. Don't think it comes with the quick charger though but these can be bought separately

le_jaeger

7 Jan 17 #46

Loving the descriptions of conditions now:

"Yeh not that bad"
"You'll probably not notice the faults"
"Learn to live with it"

maf_1

7 Jan 17 1 #47

Mine did. Found out a year after buying a
Nexus 7 on refresh that thay hadn't closed the account properly. (credit card limit dropped to £75) Took many phone calls to sort and it was by chance that I checked on Experian where it showed the O2 account causing the issue. For that reason I wouldn't personally buy on O2 refresh again.

ck12111

7 Jan 17 #48

Which Bluetooth speaker deal? :smiley:

Enet

7 Jan 17 #49

Luck of the draw I suppose. My one looked brand new. But delivered in a plain brown box.

bandit17

7 Jan 17 #50

Good price, heat added! I wonder if S8 will be similarly priced next year? :smiley:

reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 #51

The S8 is due in March this year.... 2017

Ali1ali2

7 Jan 17 #52

what does mean o2 refresh?

anitpodean

7 Jan 17 #53

Question; if you go through this and cancel the airtime, are you still covered under warranty? Is it through O2 or Samsung?

vassy4u

7 Jan 17 #54

1 year warranty from O2. O2 is aware of refresh deals. I had issue with my s6 with in a months of purchase. It was brand new. Got replaced with another s6 brand new in store.

gazz33

7 Jan 17 2 #55

Nice find vassy, heat added

_b1ff

7 Jan 17 2 #56

I'm struggling to imagine how a washing machine door falling off could break someone's jaw. did she fall asleep on the floor ?

vassy4u

7 Jan 17 #57

Cheers Gazz :smiley:

nathangeldenhuys

7 Jan 17 1 #58

true same thing happened with me, it's bit of a nightmare

hamy262

7 Jan 17 #59

Samsung promotion. free Samsung level box slim speaker with s7 and s7 edge bought between 22nd December and 11th January. it was a leaflet came along with the phone.

Crash2904

7 Jan 17 1 #60

Same happened to me on the iPhone 5S refresh deal. Had to do a lot of chasing to sort out. Not sure if I could be bothered to do again.

jimbb

7 Jan 17 #61

Bought one of these previously, the microphone is faulty.

Called O2, arranged 3 swap exchange, all 3 times failed. Sit at home all day long and no one shows up. (But they delivered it okay in the first place)

Called O2 again, cancelled everything and paid the device in full. They still charged me 1 month air time as I was trying to sort out the faulty device.

Called Samsung, arranged the repair, now they run out of parts and have to wait 2 weeks for it to be done.

All I wanted is to save some money. :disappointed:

carled

7 Jan 17 #62

Had 4 O2 Refresh deals now and never had a thing go wrong. Pay in full up front for phone so there's nothing to pay when you ring up to cancel airtime and it all goes very smoothly. There is nothing for O2 to "refuse" as their own website says you can cancel the airtime any time you like without penalty. It really isn't rocket science and there is zero risk. If you're unlucky enough to get lumbered with an idiot operator, simply ring off and call back to get a different one. Anyone that has had issues with O2 and not been able to sort out needs a course on how to complain properly ;-)

silverblueray

7 Jan 17 #63

is this phone better than a one 3t?

reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 #64

It's not a question of complaining properly... I cancelled the contract, hours later they took the money.... once they have the money it takes time to get it back.

vale of clwyd

7 Jan 17 2 #65

As others above I had problems with o2 charging for cancellation of airtime when I had already paid off the device contract. Probably spent about an hour on chat with them in total, good price but don`t be surprised when/if o2 start sending bills.

smelladeal

7 Jan 17 #66

If this was a rival Apple iphone 7, then is would be at 2000 degrees, at less than 300 quid. So, as Samsung & android are WAY better, I`d say this is Deal of 2017 so far. :neutral_face:

Clunton

7 Jan 17 #67

Don't Samsung offer a 2 year warranty?

Hammer2006

7 Jan 17 1 #68

Above.

These deals should really have a buyer beware warning.

striker33

7 Jan 17 #69

With a phone that has a surface area made up of over 80% glass, all I can say is good luck with your used S7 :man:

Cheapasnowt

7 Jan 17 1 #70

Here are the details:

http://www.o2.co.uk/termsandconditions/rewards/samsung-s7-edge-level-box-december-january-promotion-2016-terms-and-conditions

roirulz

7 Jan 17 #71

As some have already mentioned above I've also suffered due to the incompetence of O2. I picked up an iPhone 6 on a similar refresh plan and did everything as stated to cancel however was charged £596 to my account after which i called them and got that amount reversed and was repeatedly told by the agent there was no other balance pending on my account.

I decided to play extra safe and cancelled the direct debit which was setup, only to realize last month that my credit score had come tumbling down from 900 to 390. I logged into my O2 and noticed that there was an outstanding balance of £4 and they tried to take that but weren't successful as I had cancelled the DD.

Please be extra careful when dealing with these clowns!

pez555

7 Jan 17 #72

How is this hot. Perfectly fine handsets from O2 have scratches all over them. You're better off going to gumtree. Also S8 just around the corner.

pez555

7 Jan 17 #73

Also for all of those people who have issues being charged by o2 for the refresh contract, you aren't doing it correctly.

Do not cancel the contract as soon as you get the phone. Wait until your contract has started after 14 day cooling off and THEN ring up and pay the device cost and request to cancel the airtime. I've been doing o2 refresh ever since it started and never had an issue this way.

reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 #74

You've been lucky

pez555

7 Jan 17 #75

Of course it would. iPhone 7 has only been out a few months.

S7 is old and this deal is crap imo. Get them cheaper on gumtree or facebay

pez555

7 Jan 17 #76

No I just do it correctly.

If you cancel any contract within the 14 day cooling off period, by default you will incur the cancellation charge. This SOMETIMES wont happen if you ring up and inform them by the OP method, but the charges can still happen, as per some members here.

optimus_prime2

7 Jan 17 #77

hey whats the OP method?

pez555

7 Jan 17 #78

The step by step guide in the original post.

danielson1978

7 Jan 17 2 #79

I don't understand? why would you be charged an cancellation fee if you cancelled withing a cooling off period? isn't this what a cooling off period is for? to cancel without penalty?

optimus_prime2

7 Jan 17 1 #80

hey there is no penalty. i have confirmed it. o2 has live chat. they can give all info there ;-) they live now swell..

https://chat.o2.co.uk/system/templates/chat/capita/chat.html?entryPointId=1007&templateName=capita&languageCode=en&countryCode=US&surveyName=Business&ver=v11&buttonId=BusinessContactUs

sofia2669

7 Jan 17 #81

Ordered this, received a grade c, minor scuffs and a scratch on the back. Returned.

talhagulli

7 Jan 17 #82

bought a brand new s7 exactly same specs for £288 for a brand new sealed phone

optimus_prime2

7 Jan 17 #83

when? anyone buy the s7 edge for cheaper the £420?

talhagulli

7 Jan 17 #84

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/brand-new-samsung-galaxy-s7-32gb-black-gold-pink-o2-refresh-deal-288-with-code-free-2583483

this deal was on hukd 2 weeks ago, bought 4 and sold them double the price each almost

reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 #85

SOMETIMES, MAY HAPPEN.... you've just proven my point, it CAN happen..... which is the warning in my original post.

reddeviluk

7 Jan 17 #86

The method described by the OP was followed, but you seem to suggest waiting till AFTER the initial 14 day period???? You seem confused.

danielson1978

7 Jan 17 #87

I did the £288 deal a couple of weeks ago, paid the device off and then cancelled my airtime as soon as I had got the unlock code... seems to have worked ok for me, I did have to go on live chat as they tried to charge me for one month line rental but it's resolved now as far as I am aware

rodman

8 Jan 17 #88

That is a lie, you can not buy 4 units on refresh same time!

shaggy

8 Jan 17 3 #89

The most you can buy in your own name is 2 no matter how good a credit history you have. He's just a troll so ignore him and move on...

frazered

8 Jan 17 #90

Used phone at a higher price than a new one. With impending s8 launch I would wait for more deals to come along as this does not seems good value plus the o2 refresh gamble... Sorry cold.

loofer

8 Jan 17 #91

A new S7?? Or just any new phone? You can get a new one for £9.99 these days.

Agree about eating if you can but I believe S8 will be announced 26th Feb and then released by April

msciazko

8 Jan 17 #92

I'm tried few times unlock my s7 but unfortunately all the time I receive that error:

"This information is not available at the moment. Please try again later."

mbriggs1469

8 Jan 17 #93

Done 4 refresh deals in last 6 months... The customer service is so bad. O2 advisors dont even understand how refresh works... Got told this week you have to give 30 days notice to cancel because of credit agreement. WRONG you can cancel within first 14 days and no notice has to be given. They have billed me twice every time.... Its just so bad. I always do live chat.. Then forward the chat to customer service and complain... You have to be on the ball... And be prepared to stand your ground....

dealchaser72

8 Jan 17 #94

just get one for 326.and avoid the hassle

Ripperoo

8 Jan 17 1 #95

Care to mention where?

jefster

8 Jan 17 #96

Is this likely to blow up/set on fire or generally spoil my life if left on charge

seanmorris100

8 Jan 17 #97

This is hukd some people risk their lives to save 20p. They also love second hand stuff and refurbed stuff. Baffles me.

seanmorris100

8 Jan 17 #98

Then why buy a second hand crappy deal thing? Buy new pay monthly keep it tidy sell in 2 years you save loads money... i do this every 2 years 32 quid a month for unlimited data and calls on the newest phone is pretty cheap imo and you get around 150 quid for the phone when you sell it

shaz4jazz

8 Jan 17 1 #99

Expires :disappointed: late again

Ripperoo

8 Jan 17 #100

Cheapest I could make it was £337.99 (£49.99 upfront + £288 to pay off).

Wish I hadn't ummed & ahhed when the £50 discount was still valid. :disappointed:

Just need some recommendations for screen protector and TPU cover.

The speaker offer finishes on the 11th, doesn't it?

goodluck86

8 Jan 17 #101

Not good experience with o2 refresh thy send so many bills and have to phone them 100 time to cancel

kaysar_rashid

8 Jan 17 #102

out of stock :disappointed:

dealchaser72

8 Jan 17 #103

It's 312 in fact. O2 payg like new. so basically should be 'like new'??

dealchaser72

8 Jan 17 #104

Although you are locked on payg with o2 I do believe it's 15 quid to unlock after 12 months. sneaky cnuts

zahidk

8 Jan 17 #105

Go on different colour

zahidk

8 Jan 17 #106

ok ordered it, waiting for it to come tomorrow

BigYoSpeck

9 Jan 17 #107

I went with a Spigen Tough Armor

http://www.androidcentral.com/spigen-tough-armor-case-galaxy-s7

It's not a dainty case but it feels like it could take a drop, and it gives clearance top and bottom so the screen and camera aren't making contact when it's put down.

I'm not bothering with a screen protector though.

dealfinder123321

9 Jan 17 #108

If your interested in a sim contract then when you are talking to the person about leaving they'll offer some good deals. Managed to get myself a 12 month Unlimited minutes and text and 5gb data all for £12

dealchaser72

9 Jan 17 #109

Can o2 phones be legitimately unlocked without having to wait 12 months on payg

Ripperoo

9 Jan 17 #110

Thanks. I'll take a look at that.

BigYoSpeck

9 Jan 17 #111

You can pay for an unlock code via an online service, but it's not cheap for the S7

optimus_prime2

9 Jan 17 #112

O2 does it free I think if you have a contract with them

BigYoSpeck

9 Jan 17 1 #113

Yep for pay monthly customers. I got my unlock code free from them.

The original question was for PAYGO phones.

roopra

10 Jan 17 #114

Hi phone delivered yesterday still waiting for the unlocking code. Should I wait for the code before canceling the contract?

optimus_prime2

10 Jan 17 #115

Snap . mine was delivered yesterday too.
Yep defo wait for code before you cancel.

roopra

10 Jan 17 #116

Thanks. There was no headphones or charger with mine. How about yours? Mint condition :sunglasses:

BigYoSpeck

10 Jan 17 #117

I made my request to unlock via the online chat then called up, paid and cancelled the air time straight after. Unlock code still came via email 2 days later.

Your mileage may vary.

optimus_prime2

10 Jan 17 #118

Hey did you cancel within the 14 day period or after

BigYoSpeck

10 Jan 17 #119

Within

zahidk

10 Jan 17 #120

It's Classed as Grade C but it came out as Grade A* absolutely nothing wrong with it, happy with it, but wish I got the Edge instead... had a note 4 then coming to a smaller phone is a bit weird

optimus_prime2

10 Jan 17 #121

edge i dont see cheaper then 420

rahulb_t

10 Jan 17 #122

or you can get an "almost perfect" one pay as you go for £312 with a £10 top up

warrenarthur32

10 Jan 17 #123

and the link for that deal is where??

Ripperoo

10 Jan 17 #124

This was my exact dilemma when I received the S7! Compared it to my huge Note 4 and I decided to return it and order the S7 Edge (only a little smaller I believe).

Ripperoo

10 Jan 17 #125

Does anyone know for sure if the Samsung speaker will be despatched to those who pay off the device in full and cancel the airtime within the cooling off period?

T&Cs "Participants must wait fourteen (14) days from the date of purchase to submit their Claim"

It would appear that you can only apply for the promotion after the cooling off period has passed, which if you have cancelled the airtime, would invalidate the claim, would it not?

optimus_prime2

10 Jan 17 #126

hey i thought you can cancel the airtime . when ever you have paid the device plan off. even if it is a month after?

BigYoSpeck

11 Jan 17 #127

I can't see how we aren't eligible. We purchased a "Promotion Product" on a refresh tariff. It says nothing about continued service with O2 and we did purchase the product and haven't returned it.

Vardre

11 Jan 17 #128

I cannot see how we are eligible for the speakers because they ARE second hand, whatever O2 decide to call their condition.

optimus_prime2

11 Jan 17 #129

Best to fill out the form and apply. See what happens

J1135

11 Jan 17 #130

Cant you just buy the O2 PAYGO handset, jump onto a 1month contract and request the unlock from O2?

BigYoSpeck

11 Jan 17 #131

Ah, my mistake. I've bought a brand new one from one of the other deals, getting myself mixed up over which thread I'm replying on.

james086

11 Jan 17 #132

I am happy to buy from you on same price as I need one and it seems it is out of stock as of now, need one for development

james086

11 Jan 17 #133

If anyone interested in selling S7-black color & don't need would happily take on purchase price.

lasuil

11 Jan 17 #134

Please can someone indulge my naivety. If I order this with a debit card that has ~£1000 money on it, is there anyway when I call to cancel the airtime that it could affect my credit? Also is there any chance the deal for a brand new one around £300 could be coming around again soon like the one people are commenting about from before Christmas? I smashed my galaxy alpha yesterday so need a new phone sharpish

blinko

12 Jan 17 #135

some people on here have reported being able to buy an unlock code from ebay for £5 so why not save yourself the hassle of O2 if you are not having success with them and purchase online

optimus_prime2

12 Jan 17 #136

yes this person does it ..

eBay item number:272472788483

tim30485

12 Jan 17 #137

As soon as you apply I believe it will add two credit searches onto your credit profile (one for the handset and one for the airtime). Cancelling provided done properly will leave that account as 'settled' so that part will be fine, it's just the initial searches that will make your score take a hit.

blinko

12 Jan 17 #138

good research. But also for the record you will have a credit check against your name if you took out a standard 18 month contract etc....

tim30485

12 Jan 17 #139

This is true, however standard contracts you only get one search performed, whereas this will have two searches which counts as two credit applications so hits your score harder then say one search today and one in a months time for example. Yes I monitor my credit score religiously LOL.

tim30485

12 Jan 17 #140

Showing as out of stock now anyway?

rahulb_t

13 Jan 17 #141

click on deal button above. from the drop down select almost perfect and you will see a new tab for pay as you go.

Ripperoo

13 Jan 17 #142

How long did it take everyone to get their unlock code through?

Live chat guy says up to 7 days!:confused:

BigYoSpeck

13 Jan 17 #143

First request got rejected the same night, second request I got told they couldn't see the IMEI linked to the O2 phone number so I needed to try again after 24 hours, third request resulted in the unlock code coming through 48 hours later.

Some people get it in just a couple of hours though.

Ripperoo

14 Jan 17 #144

If anyone is struggling to get their unlock code, I just got off chat and was given the link below to request an unlock/unlatch code:
https://www.o2.co.uk/apps/help/help?qid=1&q1=2&route=unlocking&case=Handset%20Unlocking%20Form

optimus_prime2

14 Jan 17 #145

Got my code after 2 days

Ripperoo

14 Jan 17 #146

Just got mine too. In fact it just after posting the link in my last post.

Took around two days in all.

Just gotta say, I managed to pay off the handset tonight £419.99 in total (£59.99 upfront + £360 settlement) and cancel the airtime.

The guy said the airtime would be cancelled within two hours, but it ended up being deactivated within a minute as I was cut off from the agent mid sentence. LOL

blinko

16 Jan 17 #147

Did anyone receive a charger with theirs? very annoyingly I only received the fast charger cable.....

I've looked at the Samsung fast chargers and they are £25 eekkk

MacGyverUS

16 Jan 17 1 #148

Just buy one of these - https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/bhr/AUKEY-Charge-Charger-Samsung-Galaxy-iPhone-Kindle/B01F53YF48/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1484583841&sr=8-11&keywords=aukey+quick+charge+3.0. Half of the price.

blinko

30 Jan 17 #149

Thanks I bought a quick charge 3.0 charger and it literally charges my S7 in approx 90 mins from 0% to 90%+. it's super quick. Also it's a smart charger so it charges my other none quick charge devices as quick as possible as well. bargain!!!

chaz_187

6 Feb 17 #150

people is this offer still on?

contactgardner

9 Feb 17 1 #151

yes, in pink. got one. would say its more like a bronze colour. not feminine at all if that is a concern!

Holdsworth37

9 Feb 17 #152

Did you go for the £99 upfront £23 monthly offer?

contactgardner

13 Feb 17 #153

it was 22 monthly. 14 for airtime which you cancel after getting phone and 8 for phone which you settle total amount with them 8 x 24 = 192