Would you buy a mobile for £1.00 (2 Viewers)

[tofo]

Well would you

Suppose it's handy in a glove box

In case you lose your good un
Links to storey below

http://money.aol.co.uk/2013/03/08/w...icid=maing-grid7|uk|dl4|sec3_lnk2&pLid=165000

:thumb::thumb::thumb:​

 

[Vlad The Impaler]

I would,working on a construction site you'd be amazed at the demand for a no frills cheap phone.These state of the art touch screen smart phones look good but after a few weeks in a dusty wet gritty environment,most are badly scratched and near impossible to read the info on screen.
At that price they are almost disposable!



Vlad

 

[Andrew G M]

I would,working on a construction site you'd be amazed at the demand for a no frills cheap phone.These state of the art touch screen smart phones look good but after a few weeks in a dusty wet gritty environment,most are badly scratched and near impossible to read the info on screen.
At that price they are almost disposable!



Vlad

Almost ?

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[teddybard]

I would,working on a construction site you'd be amazed at the demand for a no frills cheap phone.These state of the art touch screen smart phones look good but after a few weeks in a dusty wet gritty environment,most are badly scratched and near impossible to read the info on screen.
At that price they are almost disposable!



Vlad

Im with Vlad the Impecunious (£1) sounds a bit steep

 

[tonka]

I got a new one off Tesco for £5 sim free, plan was to use it in Morocco..
As it was I swopped it for something else as the internet on my ipad was so good.

Also have a very cheap "bic" branded phone that i have for use in Spain. Looks a bit similar to that picture shown.. They have their use.... :thumb:

 

[Taran_Las]

If the £10 is non expiring it would make a great backup in the glovebox. If you normally use a different service provider to O2 it could provide an alternative in low signal areas.:thumb:

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