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whooleytoo

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The attached image (from O2.ie) made me laugh.

Apparently, the iPhone 3GS is "Out of stock". ...unless you want to go on the most expensive tariff, in that case it's magically in stock and available.

Maybe I should call them and ask about tethering & visual voicemail. Maybe when they said they were "unavailable", they just meant we have to pay extra to get them too.. :rolleyes:
 

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The attached image (from O2.ie) made me laugh.

Apparently, the iPhone 3GS is "Out of stock". ...unless you want to go on the most expensive tariff, in that case it's magically in stock and available.

Maybe I should call them and ask about tethering & visual voicemail. Maybe when they said they were "unavailable", they just meant we have to pay extra to get them too.. :rolleyes:



Wow, you guys get ripped by o2 Ireland..
 
Wow, so essentially the iPhone is only available to those who are willing to pay the highest monthly service charge? Couldn't you order the phone, and then change the rate plan once the phone is picked up?
 
Wow, so essentially the iPhone is only available to those who are willing to pay the highest monthly service charge? Couldn't you order the phone, and then change the rate plan once the phone is picked up?

I don't know if that's possible. The phone is cheaper if you go for the highest tariff, so I don't think they'd let you switch to a different plan during the contract. Unless you're upgrading to a more expensive plan, of course! :)
 
Wow, you guys get ripped by o2 Ireland..

I'm quite happy with the phone and price; but it's the lack of features that bugs me. According to this comparison, O2 offer the most limited feature set in Europe.

Apple KB

On another note, I just found this interesting link, which seems to suggest all carriers in the EU must provide an unlock option:

EU Press release
 
I'm quite happy with the phone and price; but it's the lack of features that bugs me. According to this comparison, O2 offer the most limited feature set in Europe.

Apple KB

On another note, I just found this interesting link, which seems to suggest all carriers in the EU must provide an unlock option:

EU Press release

It's wierd that thats the only one in stock.

But for £30 a month here (Probably about €38ish)
I get
1200 minutes
500 texts (4 texts can be used as 1MMS)
and unlimited internet,

and visual voicemail.
 
It's wierd that thats the only one in stock.

But for £30 a month here (Probably about €38ish)
I get
1200 minutes
500 texts (4 texts can be used as 1MMS)
and unlimited internet,

and visual voicemail.

<Insert "I was happy with O2 Ireland, until I read the above post" smiley here>
 
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