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Stavros 69 09-07-2008 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Shoreditch CPFC
So can I get one of these new versions on ebay and put my work phone sim card (vodafone) in it pls?
*cough* tight bastard *cough* call your son Stavros *cough*

GodstoneEagle 10-07-2008 01:39 AM

Here;s the deal, I've lined up a 2nd hand iPhone to buy but was chatting to someone who works at the o2 shop who says my o2 sim won't work in an iPhone because:

-the iPhone will be registered to someone else (a different contract [an iPhone contract]

-the sim is sealed in an iPhone

My contract can't be renewed till jan so that's not an option, can anyone clarify for me cos i really want one of these bad boys.

RDSdaEAGLE 10-07-2008 02:15 AM

The sim won't be 'sealed' as such - you should be able to remove it.

As for the contract, worth giving o2 a call and seeing if anything can be done.

GodstoneEagle 10-07-2008 03:16 AM

rang the upgrade line earlier. 18 month contract, can't change anything till january.

Blind_Eagle 10-07-2008 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by GodstoneEagle
Here;s the deal, I've lined up a 2nd hand iPhone to buy but was chatting to someone who works at the o2 shop who says my o2 sim won't work in an iPhone because:

-the iPhone will be registered to someone else (a different contract [an iPhone contract]

-the sim is sealed in an iPhone

My contract can't be renewed till jan so that's not an option, can anyone clarify for me cos i really want one of these bad boys.

Your mate who works at the O2 shop doesn't seem to have a clue then Godstone.

Firstly the iPhone will no longer be registered to someone else if they have upgraded to the new model. O2 are clear about this and are informing existing users that they can pass on their phone to be used with O2.

Secondly they obviously haven't got a clue about the iPhone if they think the sim is sealed in an iPhone, because it isn't. The access door is located on the top of the iPhone between the headphone socket and the power switch. Just push a paperclip into the small access hole and the sim card pops up.

Regarding contract renewal, O2 will cease an existing O2 contract when you register an iPhone and start a new 18 month contract from that point. If you are already on an 18 month contract with O2 then the end date wont even change.


From O2:-

Don't need 2 iPhones!

We want to make sure you find a good home for your old iPhone once you upgrade. If you've a friend, colleague or family member they can use it as a phone by choosing any of the three options below.



If they're on an existing O2 18-month minimum term contract, they can just transfer onto a Pay Monthly tariff for iPhone*. The end date of their contract will stay the same. Once their tariff has been transferred, they just need to connect to iTunes to activate the iPhone.

If they're an O2 business customers, they'll need to move onto a current business tariff with an iPhone Bolt On and will be able to keep their existing contract term*. Once their tariff has been transferred, they just need to connect to iTunes to activate the iPhone. To arrange this they'll need to contact Business Customer Services.

Existing O2 Pay & Go customers can use their current O2 Pay & Go SIM card or new customers can join O2 by getting a free Pay & Go iPhone SIM card from an O2 store. Then add the unlimited Web and Wi-Fi iPhone Bolt On (£10 a month). The only thing that does not work with this option is the Visual Voicemail.




* Tariff migration rules apply.

Shoreditch CPFC 10-07-2008 09:17 AM

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Originally posted by Stavros 69
*cough* tight bastard *cough* call your son Stavros *cough*
eh? I just want one iphone, instead of Ipod & blackberry.

AndyStreet 10-07-2008 09:52 AM

Despatched. w00t! :lux:

Dave 10-07-2008 10:05 AM

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Originally posted by Shoreditch CPFC
eh? I just want one iphone, instead of Ipod & blackberry.
I assume your work pushes email to your crackberry - so that isn't going to work the same on the Iphone.

I carry both

Stavros 69 10-07-2008 10:13 AM

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Originally posted by Dave
I assume your work pushes email to your crackberry - so that isn't going to work the same on the Iphone.

I carry both

Do you have a holster ?

Shoreditch CPFC 10-07-2008 11:07 AM

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Originally posted by Dave
I assume your work pushes email to your crackberry - so that isn't going to work the same on the Iphone.

I carry both

true, but you can access your outlook emails remotely, so I can just check those on the IPOD internet.

Shoreditch CPFC 10-07-2008 11:11 AM

I've got a mate in Tokyo with the same Blackberry as me and vodafone sim card. I've asked him to check the cost and to see if they can crack it so that his vodafone sim works.

James Melody 10-07-2008 11:51 AM

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Originally posted by Dave
I assume your work pushes email to your crackberry - so that isn't going to work the same on the Iphone.

Doesn't iPhone 2.0 support push email?

AndyStreet 10-07-2008 11:55 AM

iTunes Apps store is now up. There's some cool stuff on there already.

Brett 10-07-2008 12:15 PM

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Originally posted by AndyStreet
iTunes Apps store is now up. There's some cool stuff on there already.
Get a job, you slag.

Blind_Eagle 10-07-2008 12:24 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GodstoneEagle

-the sim is sealed in an iPhone


Thought i'd prove its not. :D

http://www.maclife.com/sites/future....card002web.jpg


http://www.maclife.com/sites/future....card003web.jpg

See ;)

Blind_Eagle 10-07-2008 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GodstoneEagle
My contract can't be renewed till jan so that's not an option, can anyone clarify for me cos i really want one of these bad boys.
Are you sure you spoke to the right people?

O2 say "If they're on an existing O2 18-month minimum term contract, they can just transfer onto a Pay Monthly tariff for iPhone*. The end date of their contract will stay the same. Once their tariff has been transferred, they just need to connect to iTunes to activate the iPhone."

cumbrian_eagles 10-07-2008 12:34 PM

My mate got told the same thing, can't upgrade till september... probably about the same time as I'll eventually get one!

James Melody 10-07-2008 12:45 PM

O2 do seem to be making a balls up of this...

Ordered a handset on monday, got a confirmation email back, rang today to get an update was told it was actually not an order but a "pre-order".

The email said delivery within 5 working days transpires it is actually 10 working days.

As it is a business account they told me it takes 3/4 days just to go through the credit check (even though Vodafone and T-Mobile both turned me around in the shop)

GodstoneEagle 10-07-2008 02:22 PM

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Originally posted by Blind_Eagle
Are you sure you spoke to the right people?

O2 say "If they're on an existing O2 18-month minimum term contract, they can just transfer onto a Pay Monthly tariff for iPhone*. The end date of their contract will stay the same. Once their tariff has been transferred, they just need to connect to iTunes to activate the iPhone."

can you give me the link for this so i can show them in the 02 store?

it makes sense to go onto an iPhone tarriff so i get the free data

AndyStreet 10-07-2008 03:32 PM

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Originally posted by Brett
Get a job, you slag.
I've got one, shitface. :p


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