Through EE shop online is 1.99 + 20 topup - 5.05 cashback Topcashback.
Pokora
17 Sep 17#28
The offer is back. But now only need to top up 15 pounds
Bargainhunt2 to Pokora
18 Sep 17#29
Thanks
To other members: earlier posts in this thread refer to when £20 top up was needed Now it's £15
Bargainhunt2
25 Aug 17#27
They put price up today so I expired
Pokora
24 Aug 17#25
Is the device sim free ?
Bargainhunt2 to Pokora
24 Aug 17#26
Yes will work on any network
Neostar
23 Aug 17#24
Hot it's a good deal, buy it flog it, keep the credit
vkash2236
23 Aug 17#23
Not voting either way, it's just ok as a spare phone for when your proper smartphone is being repaired or something, but it will drive you mad (even just using it for a few days) due to how laggy it is, and running out of ram for essential apps. I know because I got the pixi 4, to use as a spare when my P9, was being repaired.
mrc65
23 Aug 17#22
If you stop the credit, could it then be applied to my EE pay monthly account?
fishz
22 Aug 17#14
I use a £20 Alcatel smartphone (from a deal on here) as a kind of GPS on my bike. I can use an armband on my top tube to keep it sitting on the unusual square section there.... I was too late to pick up the bike phone holders for a few pence posted earlier :-(
This has to be a good deal at £22 plus airtime.
maddogb to fishz
22 Aug 17#15
see it's you, driving too fast, get a bike :grin:
dwl99 to maddogb
22 Aug 17#18
The display was very jerky when used as a satnav. And the screen is one of the worst I have ever seen with terrible viewing angles.
maddogb to dwl99
22 Aug 17#19
for gods sake man, see it as a £1.99 mp3 player then, so little imagination youngsters of tday :grin:
LadyEleanor to maddogb
23 Aug 17#21
Not with this one. A unique selling point is lack of GPS! Yes, no GPS.
danflorin3
22 Aug 17#20
doesn`t worth a penny, I spend 79 pence for mine :)))).Who whants a 10£ credit EE sim card for a fiver? Inbox me
CHEEKYPETEY
22 Aug 17#17
I'm not sure this is smart. Seems more like a thick-phone to me. But good phone for price
cullies
22 Aug 17#16
its a cheap phone useless as a smartphone COLD
MR1123
22 Aug 17#13
I went to checkout, it said to fill in a standing order for for iPhone 6 :thinking:
Double checked basket, no iPhone 6 there.
RUPERTBLAIR
22 Aug 17#4
This phone is incredibly slow
Bargainhunt2 to RUPERTBLAIR
22 Aug 17#5
Agreed
But Cex will take it off your hands for £17 cash in grade B condition if you decide it's not for you
MR1123 to Bargainhunt2
22 Aug 17#7
There's so many versions of this phone, cannot find it on their site.
maddogb to RUPERTBLAIR
22 Aug 17#9
then look at it as....... a £1.99 sat nav :grin:
lookin3 to maddogb
22 Aug 17#10
:raised_hand: :thumbsup:
dwl99 to maddogb
22 Aug 17#12
It's painfully slow as a satnav. I tried it.
rdbradshaw
22 Aug 17#11
Smart :thinking: more like smart price
Bargainhunt2
22 Aug 17#8
4009x unlocked
Ashe
22 Aug 17#1
Unfortunately looks like the topup goes towards a monthly PAYG pack :disappointed:
Bargainhunt2 to Ashe
22 Aug 17#2
You can avoid this happening by texting STOP PACK to 150 then text YES to 150
You MUST do this first/immediately before any other actions (calls text data) or the pack will start automatically and £20 Will be deducted from your balance
I can confirm that this works
lookin3 to Bargainhunt2
22 Aug 17#3
Thanks for the info.
Bargainhunt2 to lookin3
22 Aug 17#6
No worries
After texting STOP PACK to 150 you should receive a text from EE asking you to confirm. Then is the time to text YES to 150
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To other members: earlier posts in this thread refer to when £20 top up was needed
Now it's £15
I know because I got the pixi 4, to use as a spare when my P9, was being repaired.
This has to be a good deal at £22 plus airtime.
see it's you, driving too fast, get a bike :grin:
Not with this one. A unique selling point is lack of GPS! Yes, no GPS.
COLD
Double checked basket, no iPhone 6 there.
But Cex will take it off your hands for £17 cash in grade B condition if you decide it's not for you
You MUST do this first/immediately before any other actions (calls text data) or the pack will start automatically and £20 Will be deducted from your balance
I can confirm that this works
After texting STOP PACK to 150 you should receive a text from EE asking you to confirm. Then is the time to text YES to 150