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just realised my contract is only £29 a month... when im on the 35 one. nice nice
Howd u get that
i dont even know, just checked my bill and theyve been charging me £29 instead of £35.not gonna complain
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just realised my contract is only £29 a month... when im on the 35 one. nice nice
Howd u get that
i dont even know, just checked my bill and theyve been charging me £29 instead of £35.not gonna complain
lol you're probably looking at the exc. VAT amount.doh-ses
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lol nah im not, im looking at the amount coming out of my bank...

http://rapidshare.com/files/301296059/20_Min_Meals-v1.0-Stupidkid4Cre4tive.ipa.001http://rapidshare.com/files/301297389/20_Min_Meals-v1.0-Stupidkid4Cre4tive.ipa.002http://rapidshare.com/files/301292839/20_Min_Meals-v1.0-Stupidkid4Cre4tive.ipa.003

might need http://www.jddesign.co.uk/products/concat/...-s.htm#Downloadto unzip it...categoriesSB >>>now installed into springboard

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why they offering that?
Trying to compete with the rest of the networks and since it's not an exlusive ting anymore.Don't forget Orange officially start selling the iPhone 2moz (10 Nov 09) same day this unlock code sh*t starts ;)
Q: Is there any truth in the rumour that after Orange and Vodafone are able to sell the iPhone you will not allow people to unlock their iPhone, even if they are out of their contract period? If so, how can you justify this action if the customers have paid for the phone over the life of their contract and you will not be the sole carrier? Do you not think this would possibly be illegal under EU law? Andy McConn, Glasgow A: Andy, there is absolutely no truth in that rumour. Once the iPhone becomes available on other UK networks, we will allow O2 customers to unlock their iPhones, although of course they will still need to honour any outstanding contract period they have. At the end of their contract period, they are entirely free to move to another operator — though naturally we hope they won’t want to. Matthew Key, head of O2
Source: http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/telecoms/article6886886.eceAlso I believe it's not only going to be an iPhone thing only as Blackberries and XDA's should follow suit. In terms of it being free for contract users and a £15 levy for PAYG.
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Hang tight my o2 crew.Text SKY to 2020.Free Sky Sports 1, 2, 3 & News for 3 months (over wifi)Get the mobile tv app from the store.http://shop.o2.co.uk/update/skyoffer.html
So SICKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK,iphone>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
but isnt there a subscription fee after the 1st 3 months?or didnt i read properly?
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