corsa_paz 
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i've been on my contract (same numbers) for the last 11years with t-mobile..but i realy want an iphone which they dont sell yet (apparently) 
 
with o2, orange etc, to get the Iphone free, you gota be on at least a £40+ tariff to get one for nothing, but i wanted to clarify, that after a month or two, could i not change my tariff to a lower one i.e £25 and say i cant afford to keep a £40 tariff as ive lost my job or make some bull shit up!? 
 
Is it possible??????????????? 
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Voyto 
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Ojc 
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Pay £90 for the phone and get a £35 a month contract.
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corsa_paz 
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quote: Originally posted by Ojc 
Pay £90 for the phone and get a £35 a month contract. 
   
 
Who's that with?? o2?????
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Ojc 
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YA
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MJFF88 
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quote: Originally posted by Ojc 
Pay £90 for the phone and get a £35 a month contract. 
   
 
That is a 24 month contract mind, I would never take out a 24 month contract with a phone thats battery cannot be replaced  
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Dom 
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quote: Originally posted by MJFF88 
quote: Originally posted by Ojc 
Pay £90 for the phone and get a £35 a month contract. 
   
 
That is a 24 month contract mind, I would never take out a 24 month contract with a phone thats battery cannot be replaced   
   
 
You can replace the battery, requires taking the phone apart though.
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noshua 
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Registered: 19th Nov 08
 
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quote: Originally posted by MJFF88 
quote: Originally posted by Ojc 
Pay £90 for the phone and get a £35 a month contract. 
   
 
That is a 24 month contract mind, I would never take out a 24 month contract with a phone thats battery cannot be replaced   
   
 
Why? As long as you're under contract the network provider will fix the phone for free. So, if the battery is fucked after 23 months - they'll fix it for free.  
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