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Old 13 March 2009, 12:54 PM
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Thought I'd start a new thread.

Think I've finally decided on the 8900 Curve. Just need to select a network now. (Newcastle upon Tyne)

Any opinions?
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One2one or Rabbit network
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Im on Orange, no issues with coverage, service good, and web access and setup is simple (like me)

Well done on choosing mate, get on the whole BB Messenger thing too
PS Orange have deals on their data plans at the moment, take a lookie... Mobile Phones | Broadband & Mobile Broadband UK Deals | Free Web Email | Orange.co.uk
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One2one or Rabbit network
Showing your age
Old 13 March 2009, 08:24 PM
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Currently got Three and voda and both seem "fine" in my house. Looked at orange, but seems no unlimited date tariffs?

Vodafone looks to be the "best" deal, but I'm probably missing something.

Thanks
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o2!! tariff might be slightly higher, but offer treats, priority tickets etc etc

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Old 13 March 2009, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by noblechris
o2!! tariff might be slightly higher, but offer treats, priority tickets etc etc
Ideally looking for 600 mins any network, 2000+ texts...and some kind of decent blackberry type bundle.
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Originally Posted by Semper
Currently got Three and voda and both seem "fine" in my house. Looked at orange, but seems no unlimited date tariffs?

Vodafone looks to be the "best" deal, but I'm probably missing something.

Thanks
Ere ya go mate..


FREE 8900

Now you can browse more, send more emails and enjoy more talk time with friends. FREE unlimited access when you buy any pay monthly plan starting at £34.26 on Talk with BlackBerry®

18 months
600 anytime minutes
unlimited texts
In store price: £34.26
Online price: £29.36
Total saving: £88

Oh and Orange Wednesdays lol

PPS, a friend who recently got an 8900 on O2 cannot find anywhere online to get online setup of the Blackberry account. Orange do it via the web or by the phone.

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Looks like I'll have to pay £34.26 to get the unlimited access.

Thank you
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Originally Posted by Semper
Looks like I'll have to pay £34.26 to get the unlimited access.

Thank you
No mate, buy online and its £29.36 a month

All the blackberry packages are "unlimited" date but fair usage policy applies.
How much you expecting to use ?

Other option is to apply the blackberry package to ANY other tariff on Orange.
Unlimited access for £4.89 with all pay monthly plans under £34.26

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Now you can browse more, send more emails and enjoy more talk time with friends. FREE unlimited access when you buy any pay monthly plan starting at £34.26 on Talk with BlackBerry®

18 months
600 anytime minutes
unlimited texts
In store price: £34.26
Online price: £29.36
Total saving: £88

So, reckon this has the unlimited data due to the fact that the tariff should be £34.26?

EDIT - I'll give them a ring tomorrow! Thanks anyway bud
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Originally Posted by Semper
Now you can browse more, send more emails and enjoy more talk time with friends. FREE unlimited access when you buy any pay monthly plan starting at £34.26 on Talk with BlackBerry®

18 months
600 anytime minutes
unlimited texts
In store price: £34.26
Online price: £29.36
Total saving: £88

So, reckon this has the unlimited data due to the fact that the tariff should be £34.26?

EDIT - I'll give them a ring tomorrow! Thanks anyway bud
Naaa thats the "before savings" price. Due to the sale, its £5 off that, hence the 29 odd quid.
I have to say I am paying far less that that on my tariff.

Good luck getting what you want, whoever you choose to go with. But I cant say enough good things about my service.
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Originally Posted by Snazy
Ere ya go mate..
PPS, a friend who recently got an 8900 on O2 cannot find anywhere online to get online setup of the Blackberry account. Orange do it via the web or by the phone.
i set mine up through the phone with o2

o2 have 600mins, 1000 texts £34mth, but then you can choose another extra:
unlimited texts
unlimited landlines
unlimited wifi
unlimited o2 to o2
unlimited weekend calls
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set up with voda on BB 9000. £40 per month. £35 tarrif gets 600 min and unlimited texts. £5 for Blackberry services.
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Originally Posted by noblechris
i set mine up through the phone with o2

o2 have 600mins, 1000 texts £34mth, but then you can choose another extra:
unlimited texts
unlimited landlines
unlimited wifi
unlimited o2 to o2
unlimited weekend calls
I don't understand why "unlimited wifi"
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Originally Posted by Semper
I don't understand why "unlimited wifi"
neither do i m8, just what it says on their website

trading my blackberry in next month for the iphone
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Originally Posted by Semper
I don't understand why "unlimited wifi"
neither did i????? is wifi not free? obviously are participating wifi hotspots.
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Originally Posted by bigsinky
neither did i????? is wifi not free? obviously are participating wifi hotspots.
yep wifi is free on mine without the add on...never used it though as i have blackberry web package for email etc, phone is online 24/7 that way and get all my emails, messenger etc
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Yup the wifi is for hotspots, unlimited free access via these. Airport lounges etc, which require subscription. Unlike the free ones you get in Maccy's etc.
Not that I am likely to bother using them anyway, my GPRS/EDGE suits me fine.

Chris, I prefered setting mine up thru the net. Can be done on the phone, but for initial setup I found it easier via the PC
£34 sounds about average for a decent package I would say. Although Orange are offering a discount, taking it to £29 at the mo.
As for the add on packs, I dont even manage to use my 800 mins, let alone needing more lol.
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