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In ireland, the only way to buy an iPhone is to take out a contract with o2. ok that's fair enough but look at the prices of theese tariff plans
http://www.o2online.ie/wps/wcm/conne..._moreInfoPopup
Ok say i want a 16gb iPhone ;
229€ to start for the phone
45€ a month MINIMUM tariff!.
I think this is crazy, and due to this there was NO ques to buy the iPhone on the release day, and most o2 stores are stuck with TONNES of them
Why does the website and yes the Ireland one say "We're sorry, iPhone 3G is currently out of stock." If they were left with tons.
1: It's to pressure people into buying, in shops
2: There sold out online, but available in shops
The bold is a lie, they're was only a limited number of iPhones in the store.. 8 16GB iphones and 6 8GB iphones (or more depending on store)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevin
I know this becasue it's on mac rumours.
Also, o2 was the first to sell out online + instore.
I know what your saying though about the plans because the price and the actual plans are different to the UK ones. But thats how life goes in this world, for 1. Different country. 2. Different currency. I'm still sure there is many iPhone 3G owners in Ireland.
yea they are sold out, on the support line they say sold out too :p