Mobile Phone Deal? Choose Your Own
Let’s be honest: How many times have you been shopping for mobile phones and had that annoying sales advisor trying to sell the the latest and greatest mobile phone deal with that phone he’s had in the back cupboard for the last 6 months? … and you know he’s only trying to sell you that one because no-one wants it?
Well, we have decided that it’s your turn to tell us which mobile phone you want!
We have created a unique mobile phone deal creator where you can choose a mobile phone and create the deal you want on the network you want and at the price you want to pay! – No more annoying salesmen, just the deal you want, selected by you. There are three drop down lists which allow you to select the exact mobile phone you want. See our three step guide below:
Step One:
Choose the brand / make and model of the mobile phone you are looking for. We offer a really handy drop-down list full of all the brands and models of all the mobile phones that we stock.
Step Two:
Choose the contract length & price. Some people feel that a 24 month mobile phone contract is a little too long. So therefore we allow you to choose the contract length you want to take. Once you have selected the contract length we display the available tariffs, their inclusive’s and their prices below for you to select. You can also filter these results by network.
Step Three:
You can now select a free gift. Mobile phones with free gifts are becoming very popular and we have a huge selection of free gifts to choose from including games consoles and laptops.
You’re Done!
Have fun and hopefully you will find the contract mobile phone deal that’s right for you.
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#1 by supababe on November 26th, 2009
Nokia N73
the best phone ever!
Best Camera you can find !
I m lov' it !
#2 by OrganizedConfusion on November 26th, 2009
Cingular is the best network and has awesome Sony Erricsson phones. I don't have Sony phone, but a Motorola instead. I have the RAZR V3i with iTunes, so it doubles as an iPod. It has an awesome 1,2 MP camera, bluetooth and a video recorder. It's awesome, just in case you change your mind. But you can go to the Cingular site and look at all their phones to see which you like best.
#3 by guzen on November 26th, 2009
@ladykhmer252 It is a cool phone, thanks for your comment.
#4 by nacao on November 26th, 2009
my dad has that phone its pretty cool
#5 by Caitlin™ on November 27th, 2009
Yhuu Could Get A New Fone But Then Again…All The Modern Fones Have Got Mp3/4 Players n Cameras iN Them So There Would Be No Point Having Those Things Aswell As Yhuur Fone Ox
#6 by urbantool on November 27th, 2009
She couldn’t have at least chosen a pose that her breasts looked good in? “Naked Lady Gaga . C000M” What is this?
#7 by rails on November 27th, 2009
@kulosek123miksi tätä ei valmisteta enää suomessa? / why they dont make this on finland anymore
#8 by psychic on November 27th, 2009
@CrazyKrazyMind I paid 200
#9 by jpro on November 28th, 2009
The best phone!!!!
#10 by baby on November 28th, 2009
Any UNLOCKED GSM (uses SIM) will do the job.
Hope that helps.
#11 by Chuka on November 28th, 2009
I can't speak for anyone else, but I would like to see the mobile TV offerings start to include local stations, either through streaming with the mobile carrier or the phone having a regular TV tuner like a Sony Watchman kind of setup.
#12 by Daniel B on November 28th, 2009
Unlocked means not tied one network, like AT&T or TMobile. You can obtain an unlock code for a GSM phone in various ways, TMobile will actually provide that code is you have had the phone long enough.
Factory unlocked is just that, the phone was never locked to one carrier when it was sold.
Debranded is removing all special screens, menus, and software that ties a phone to a particular company. This may also mean not having a phone company name on the exterior of the phone as well.
You may lose some specific network functionality with such a phone. If all you do is make calls and the occasional text, it won't matter. MMS, Internet, wifi, that sort of of thing, may not work properly.
#13 by deepakpat on November 28th, 2009
To connect an external monitor to a phone, you need to have phone with tv out. For external keyboard, there are only a handful of smartphones that can connect to an external keyboard.
#14 by earthlink on November 29th, 2009
i like chunky phones. They feel really well built :p
#15 by truth on November 29th, 2009
really
#16 by corpo on November 29th, 2009
I used to own one of those, then I broken the screen.