View Full Version : How much You have to pay to get 7650?
gagiiga 23-09-2002, 06:54 PM Greetings from cold Finland!
You know, Finland is one of the rare countries, where you have to pay the total price of your phone eg. the operators cannot subvent prices. I was wondering what's the price throught Europe (and beyond). Here the official price is about 690 €...
jbbandos 23-09-2002, 07:13 PM Here in Portugal, you can get it subsidised, for something like €400, €590 for a less "hard" contract, and €690 non-subsidised, non-locked.
blued_gal 23-09-2002, 07:21 PM here in the Philippines, where Nokia cellphones are a boom that even our
elementary students dig Nokia phones as compared with other brands, I
got my 7650 for about 27,500 Philippine peso. That's $ 525 if converted to
dollars. The phone is openline, no warranties or whatsoever...
:drive:
:flamer:
wahchild 23-09-2002, 07:23 PM £199 on contract in the UK (315€)
£80 with contract of £30 a month and can change back to a cheaper tariff if i want
TANKERx 23-09-2002, 07:47 PM Greetings from cold Finland!
You know, Finland is one of the rare countries, where you have to pay the total price of your phone eg. the operators cannot subvent prices. I was wondering what's the price throught Europe (and beyond). Here the official price is about 690 €...
It may suck that you have expensive phones, but at least you don't have Charlotte Church.
Fancy a swap?
omar_g 23-09-2002, 07:49 PM STSE, you got a very good deal!
Mine was £109 with a £25 a month contract.
steve_perry 23-09-2002, 09:53 PM Mine was an upgrade via my service provider, Orange (U.K.), and cost me £250. Maybe expensive compared to others, however, my contract (PlanAhead 6) is only £4.19 per month :D
S.
deagle 23-09-2002, 10:42 PM oh my god i feel so cheated! :evil:
I paid €885 for mine, no blocks or anything. just the phone with warranty. and that was €50 discounted too.
malau 23-09-2002, 10:52 PM Overe here in singapore the phone costs about US$600 without any contract or anything. I bought mine for about $US510 with a two year contract. On the plus side, they gave me a free canon bubblejet printer and some voucher for some cruise to nowhere.
Palendrone 24-09-2002, 12:00 AM £99.99 and £14 a month contract !
atene 24-09-2002, 09:43 AM Here in Malta the phone costs 900 Euros sim-free (naturally!!!) and you cannot get it with any form of subsidy. I got mine from Italy 9 weeks ago and bought it for 679 Euros. Why we pay sooooo much for phones here in Malta is totally beyond me :evil:
alevizos 24-09-2002, 09:56 AM In Greece costs 600-700 euros
jamminj 24-09-2002, 10:05 AM £400 ukp sim free ofline, mate got one on Orange for £150 with £30 month contract,
my contract is not up untill March 03 so I paid through the nose :o(
J2theIZZO 24-09-2002, 10:12 AM Mine cost £200 on Vodafone, my line rental is £32 p/m (First day it came out)
Merlin 24-09-2002, 11:07 AM Mine cost £229.99 as an upgrade from my 6210. Bought it at a Nokia shop in Leeds, England (actually owned by Carphone Warehouse).
Chose the upgrade because I wanted to keep my number, tariff and cheap Orange Care costs (now at £2.50/month) ;)
deevonn 24-09-2002, 11:37 AM mine is about Rp. 7.200.000,-
or US $ 750
Here in indonesia without contract
talk2sk 24-09-2002, 06:45 PM Got my for around 600$US (30,000Rupees)... But that was on the very first day it was released... I think it might have come down now... (No Lock, No contract nothing).
640€ minus 120€ for my 8210
Nobby 24-09-2002, 08:16 PM Just ordered mine online :-
99 pence with Orange, Anytime 400 (Orange Value Promise) at £35 per month (can change tariff later with Orange).
Bargain.
Got it here :-
http://www.smalltalk.co.uk
:D :D :D :D :D
J2theIZZO 24-09-2002, 08:22 PM 99p!!!! :o , you win.
MaleBuffy 24-09-2002, 08:29 PM Nice one, BUT, I payed £150 for the phone with O2 and pay £25 a month! That makes me £110 pound better off a year than your 35/month plan!
Plus I have 400 anytime (X-network) minutes with 100 texts free a month which adds to the difference! Oh I and I can also change my plan!
So don't think you god a GREAT deal, just a GOOD one :)
Oh and I forgot! Orange su$£$"£z! :D
Nobby 24-09-2002, 08:35 PM Nice one.
Can't fault my 99p for the phone, but I agree that Orange have a long way to go with their tariffs. Personally, I have found Orange to provide a good service (used them for 3 years) as long as you don't want to phone them and speak to a real person.
I also don't plan to stay on the £35 p/m tariff for long.
£25 X Network with O2 sounds a good deal (for 400 mins).
MaleBuffy 24-09-2002, 08:40 PM :D I know what you mean! I used Orange as well some years ago! They everytime 20 (and then 50) was quite good but that was before X network!
The thing is that we really pay the same price for the phone! We may get the phone Cheaper but the monthly rental is higher, when you calculate it all, its the same price really! You just have to choose the tariff that is for you, if you dont you may pay a lot more than needed!
At least we have the best phone around for now! Well except the 9210, but again this belongs to a different category!!
P.S. Orange has some very cool commercials I have to say!!!!!!
Merlin 25-09-2002, 10:47 AM How can people complain about Orange Tariffs?
For those that don't know, Orange have the OVP tariff, where OVP stands for "Orange Value Promise". They promise to match any other tariff on any other network, right down to the smallest detail, such as cost of itemised billing, costs to voicemail etc.
Due to this, their tariffs are as good as any other competitor. Not only that, you can get Orange Care, which is worth every penny!
headshox 25-09-2002, 09:36 PM People should definately stop slating Orange, in my opinion they are the best. I have had lots of trouble with O2 so am now with orange, and whomever said that its difficult to speak to a human at Orange, thats bollox, dial 150 from the handset, press 6 then 2 and you are through to a representative usually within 30 secs, the longest I've EVER had to wait to speak to an Orange representative is about 2 mins that was at peak time.
Orange care (which is free with some plans, like mine) is immense, I could drop my phone down a drain tomorrow and have a new one with SIM card and the same number to me within 24hours.
Then theres the network promise, so if you get cut off because of Orange's coverage then they refund you the price of the call.
etc, etc.
There is so much Orange offers which is beyond the look of the average punter whcih makes them brilliant.
so there.
steve_perry 25-09-2002, 10:02 PM I agree with Merlin and Headshox,
I'm on Orange and their customer service has always been excellent. When I upgraded, I made a call on a Friday, to order the phone, they said they would try to deliver for the following Tuesday or Wednesday...my phone actually arrived on the preceding Monday. I was working away on site at the time and they delivered to the hotel that I was staying at.
Also as I stated in an earlier post I pay 4&HALF QUID per month on my planahead tariff. 70 Quid for 15 months and 30 mins a month free calls.
S.
AnlaShok 25-09-2002, 10:32 PM Well it looks like when my year is up with Vodafone (had to contract to get the phone :( ) I'll be saying hello to Orange...
atrox 25-09-2002, 11:08 PM Got mine for £100 pounds from T-mobile on £25/month contract. Upgrading from Sony Z5 which I lost, but never asked me to prove the loss or theft. Never had insurance for Z5. Seen one at http://www.theorder.co.uk for £55 on the same contract.
Nobby 26-09-2002, 08:10 AM Don't get me wrong, I have had 3 years of excellent service from Orange. When my Sony J5 died, I got a replacement delivered to my workplace the following day. I never have coverage problems etc. etc. etc.
But on a number of occasions I have found myself waiting up to 30 mins to speak with someone at Orange. Maybe I've just been unlucky, I'm glad to hear that others have had no problems at all.
My problem with the tariffs was related to the tariffs you get offered when you get a new phone (You sometimes need to be on a certain tariff to have a good deal etc), but that's not really a problem when you can switch later (I have to wait 4 months though).
At the end of the day, If I wasn't happy I'd go elsewhere.
:D :D :D :D :D
Merlin 26-09-2002, 10:08 AM Just one small correction to the post from Headshox:
If you get cut-off on a call, you don't get back the full cost of the call, but you do get back the cost of that minute when you were cut-off.
Not a huge thing, but it means that if you're talking to someone and walk into area of bad reception, you get some compensation!
Oh and another plus for Orange; on many of their tariffs, you get your unused free minutes carried over to the next month 8)
Well at least orange users dont need to pay extra insurance for the first year :P which is an added saving.
I bought mine simlock-free in Germany at €550.
I see on their website the price has dropped to €498 now... Darn :p
J2theIZZO 26-09-2002, 12:18 PM I bought mine simlock-free in Germany at €550.
I see on their website the price has dropped to €498 now... Darn :p
That's just the way it goes i'm affraid. I paied £200 for mine on Vodafone, You can now get it from the net for 99p with Orange on a simlar tariff to the one I'm currently using.
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