From: Allan on 26 Jul 2010 08:56 I have a T-Mobile G1 on an 18-month contract with flext (calls, texts, internet). I'm happy with it. The 18-month anniversary/renewal came up last month. On the website renewal bit in My T-Mobile, T-Mobile offered me a phone upgrade or a 20% discount on monthly fee if I renewed for 18 months. Took the monthly discount offer and the webpage confirmation said "Your �6 discount will be applied to your account starting with your next bill." �6 is the correct rate at 20% (monthly rate was previously �30/month). Shortly after, got an e-mail saying "As a special thank you we have applied a monthly discount of 12.00 to your account". I took this with a pinch of salt, and thought I'd wait and see. Got my monthly bill this week, and sure enough, �12/month credit on there. One happy customer. (so either T-Mobile are being generous or their maths is a bit wayward) Allan (no link with T-Mobile other than as a customer).
From: Rad on 26 Jul 2010 19:31 On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:56:31 +0100, Allan wrote: > Took the monthly discount offer and the webpage confirmation said "Your > £6 discount will be applied to your account starting with your next > bill." £6 is the correct rate at 20% (monthly rate was previously > £30/month). So you opted for a £108 discount when you could have got a £250 phone instead?
From: Allan on 26 Jul 2010 19:37 On 27/07/2010 00:31, Rad wrote: > On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:56:31 +0100, Allan wrote: >> Took the monthly discount offer and the webpage confirmation said "Your >> £6 discount will be applied to your account starting with your next >> bill." £6 is the correct rate at 20% (monthly rate was previously >> £30/month). > > So you opted for a £108 discount when you could have got a £250 phone > instead? Refund ended up being £216 (GBP12 @ 18 months), so pretty close to break-even, and I quite like my G1 at the moment. Might change it next time round.
From: tim.... on 27 Jul 2010 06:12 "Rad" <rad(a)rad.rad> wrote in message news:JVo3o.301969$Yb4.49565(a)hurricane... > On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:56:31 +0100, Allan wrote: >> Took the monthly discount offer and the webpage confirmation said "Your >> �6 discount will be applied to your account starting with your next >> bill." �6 is the correct rate at 20% (monthly rate was previously >> �30/month). > > So you opted for a �108 discount when you could have got a �250 phone > instead? how is a new phone worth 250 pounds if you already have a working phone? tim >
From: John on 27 Jul 2010 08:11 tim.... wrote: > "Rad" <rad(a)rad.rad> wrote in message > news:JVo3o.301969$Yb4.49565(a)hurricane... >> On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:56:31 +0100, Allan wrote: >>> Took the monthly discount offer and the webpage confirmation said >>> "Your �6 discount will be applied to your account starting with >>> your next bill." �6 is the correct rate at 20% (monthly rate was >>> previously �30/month). >> >> So you opted for a �108 discount when you could have got a �250 phone >> instead? > > how is a new phone worth 250 pounds if you already have a working > phone? > tim And not only that but why do people feel the need to constantly have a new phone? I'm no tree hugging greenie but even I can see that it is so fekkin wasteful that it's practically obscene.
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