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sarah_orange) wrote2009-04-30 02:41 pm
sarah_orange) wrote2009-04-30 02:41 pm
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hmm phone decisions...
am due an upgrade I believe - would like to stay with nokia and t-mobile
so the choice is go for a combi 35 which gives 800 minutes and unlimited texts for £25 a month or pay £40 for the flext 40 with £225's worth of credit and unlimited broadband. both of these come with a free Nokia 5800. which is really an internetty phone - so would I suddenly end up wanting the more expensive contract once I had the cheaper one - if I had a laptop it could be used as a broadband modem. but I don't (although I'd like one... but that doesn't mean I'm going to actually buy one)
hmm I suppose I could start on the combi plan and maybe scale up later...?
*crippled by indescision*
also has anyone got a 5800? reviews seem good but I'm a bit of a dyed in the wool 'simple' phone type and it may be wazzier than I need.
am due an upgrade I believe - would like to stay with nokia and t-mobile
so the choice is go for a combi 35 which gives 800 minutes and unlimited texts for £25 a month or pay £40 for the flext 40 with £225's worth of credit and unlimited broadband. both of these come with a free Nokia 5800. which is really an internetty phone - so would I suddenly end up wanting the more expensive contract once I had the cheaper one - if I had a laptop it could be used as a broadband modem. but I don't (although I'd like one... but that doesn't mean I'm going to actually buy one)
hmm I suppose I could start on the combi plan and maybe scale up later...?
*crippled by indescision*
also has anyone got a 5800? reviews seem good but I'm a bit of a dyed in the wool 'simple' phone type and it may be wazzier than I need.
Re: With a Dongle?
t-mobile specifically mentioned using it as a broadband modem for laptops in their blurb for their unlimited phone broadband packages