Have been looking around for a mobile phone deal for the wife and almost went for one at the £20 mark and this came up. As far as I can see it's much cheaper than anywhere else. I think it may be the gold phone only but put it in a case and jobs a good 'un!
Forgot to say it's a cashback deal (normally £17.99/month) but you claim the cashback equivalent to £96 which brings it down to £13.99/month possible £335.76
16 comments
AwisemanA
13 Jun 17#16
it's out of stock so I would say find a new offer cheers
bluesntwos
13 Jun 17#15
Showing back in stock (gold phone only)
bluesntwos
13 Jun 17#14
It was definitely in stock (gold phone only) on 12th June '17 at about 9:30am as I bought one and was in stock I think until about lunchtime. However, as this model has now been replaced I think it is unlikely there will be more stock coming. All of the other colours were out of stock.
AwisemanA
12 Jun 17#13
thank you very much poster but this offer has been expired every time I go there it says out of stock so I don't recommend it to anyone else I am sorry maybe I mistaken but for the price that you have listed as been taken out it is not active anymore out of stock thank you
bluesntwos
12 Jun 17#12
Expiring as out of stock. I think it's unlikely they'll get more in as it's the old 16GB model.
danflorin3
12 Jun 17#9
1gb data... That's a laugh
eslick to danflorin3
12 Jun 17#10
Only a laugh if you use lots of data, plenty of people use their phones for just surfing, wifi for anything major. It is possible.
mcormack to danflorin3
12 Jun 17#11
Why?
Norman-B
12 Jun 17#7
Thank you for the helpful reply. Grandkids nagging me again to get an iphone! Seems it will be 'cool'!
manicmidlander to Norman-B
12 Jun 171#8
O2 have a habit of screwing up the bills if you cancel early under O2 refresh. However, they generally sort it out quickly once you have explained it to them. I've had this experience once or twice
this might end up posting twice as its still whirling on another page. This is a good deal after redemption, but a better way might be to get the o2 like new SE on the refresh deal, its £168 pay off the phone and cancel the contract after getting the phone unlocked. Then link it to a plusnet 3GB sim for £8 a month and a 30 day contract, this way you have greater flexibility and wont pay much more than the redemption price and you could save even more if you went with a lower data amount. Yes you need the £168 up front, phones are normally brand new and many come with 12 months Apple warranty as well as the o2 12 months warranty.
jh787 to eslick
12 Jun 17#2
Advantage is phone will be unlocked for free from O2.
The deal posted in op will lock phone to first Sim inserted.
Norman-B to eslick
12 Jun 17#5
but a better way might be to get the o2 like new SE on the refresh deal, its £168 pay off the phone and cancel the contract after getting the phone unlocked.
I've looked at the O2 site and the Refresh page. Chatting to their agent, it seems the cost of an SE is £379 or £27 pm. Any chance of advising me how to get an SE for £168, please?
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Opening post
Forgot to say it's a cashback deal (normally £17.99/month) but you claim the cashback equivalent to £96 which brings it down to £13.99/month possible £335.76
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http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/apple-iphone-se-16gb-almost-perfect-condition-o2-refresh-deal-153-99-2653254
or if you dont want the hastle of canceling this one works out just £10 more:
Select the £10 PAYG one and then it will be £177.99
https://www.o2.co.uk/shop/tariff/apple/iphone-se-like-new/?productId=d6315ac9-6242-4bac-a82c-fa44148f400b&planId=&contractType=paymonthly&cm_mmc=affiliate-_-47868-_-blank-_-blank&awc=3235_1497273380_987363985d262bcc5c2a5325d30cf37f
The deal posted in op will lock phone to first Sim inserted.
I've looked at the O2 site and the Refresh page. Chatting to their agent, it seems the cost of an SE is £379 or £27 pm. Any chance of advising me how to get an SE for £168, please?