if so how much from a renewal contract?
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Hi everyone,
does anyone have any recommendation on a good insurance company to have an XDA2 insured?
I have been paying £4.99 a month for insurance on an XDA (Sheraton insurance), but have recenly upgraded to an XDA2, which I now want to get insured. Should I just cancel my current insurer & go with O2 as they offer the same price per month? They even have a "Silver" insurance which is 3.75 a month.
Its just that I've heard some people having problems with O2's "service". Any other ideas?
Many thanks for any help
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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Misc/nu...mcat248000050016&ref=167&loc=01&CJPID=3905168
Anyone unsure about buying a Sensation, get it while it's hot!
i should have waited..
Only valid for new contracts (new line). Still $100 if you want to use an eligible upgrade.
Got a friend that wants to know.
If he's a new customer, he can get it for a cent at Amazon.
http://wireless.amazon.com/Samsung-...nt-spring&pf_rd_p=1363335682&pf_rd_s=center-1
If he's upgrading, Amazon's still got it for $149.99.
I just checked Letstalk.com (Walmart) and it's $159.99 on upgrade. You can't beat Amazon's price for new contracts.
I really want this phone but i'm not with t-mobile to get the contract price and i'm too young to start a contract so i just wanna buy it off contract and go through less hassle. the cheapest i found was $549 but i can't afford it for that much so does anyone know a cheaper place to buy it?
Sorry kid, but cheapest I can come up with is about $450. If you wait a year, you might be able to get it for $250.
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Hey guys so today I researched about T-Mobile subsidized 2 year contract plans and that in the 2 years you are actually paying for the phone itself. I don't completely understand this and why would it be cheaper to purchase an unlocked phone for full price and have it cheaper in the long term off contract? I have a family plan with 4 people right now and would this apply to me? Please answer, I don't understand this.
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