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- That's how it's going to play out, basically, isn't it? Total arse.
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Link: O2 iPhone Tariffs for Existing Customers via TUAW
O2 have announced that they’re changing iPhone tariffs, bringing them in line with their recently-revised standard offerings (making them a bit more competitive):
£35 per month customers now get 600 anytime minutes (up from 200) and 500 anytime texts a month (up from 200).
£45 per month customers […] ... Continue reading »
O2 have announced that they’re changing iPhone tariffs, bringing them in line with their recently-revised standard offerings (making them a bit more competitive):
£35 per month customers now get 600 anytime minutes (up from 200) and 500 anytime texts a month (up from 200).
£45 per month customers […] ... Continue reading »
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