subject: Cheap Pay as You go Mobile Phones Evoking a Unique Fascination among Customers [print this page] Cheap Pay as You go Mobile Phones Evoking a Unique Fascination among Customers
The second largest operating network carrier here has invested huge sums of money for an advertising blitzkreig aimed solely at highlighting the network operator's value credentials with special focus on the pay as you go deals.Even though it is the second largest network operator in the UK, Vodafone has always lagged behind when it comes to garnering maximum sales out of the cheap pay as you go mobile phones. Vodafone has only 10 million customer as against the 15. million that Everything Everywhere, the owners of both Orange and T-Mobile, and 11.5 million customers for O2. It is to bridge this gap and capitalize on the festive season ahead with Christmas coming up that the network carrier has pumped in 10 million in the advertising campaign. Customers have always had this special fascination for pay G phones. Cheap Pay as you go phones means they get to use fancy smartphone devices for prices that are relatively low and also get to make very low priced international calls to anywhere from UK. But for the fact that you cannot use your Pay G mobile phone handsets as a roaming facility the rest of the options are available to a pay G phone user. This includes text messages, MMS, and sending and receiving E-mails if the handset you have got is a W-fi one. And the prices are very low, as mentioned. The Blackberry Curve 8520 is available for just 123.95 from T-Mobile under its cheap pay as you go mobile phone deal. Even the Apple iPhone 4.0 32 GB is up for grabs Pay G for 570. This figure is a good 20 less than the SIM free price of the same phone device. What is more, Vodafone is offering the coming soon high-end smartphone from HTC, the HTC 7 Trophy for 405. No wonder, the moment they want to buy a new smartphone handset, most potential buyers immediately check out the available cheap pay as you go phone offers for the particular phone device.
