A Wildfire for £130?

[jackass]

http://www.dialaphone.co.uk/aw1/bask...fer&action=add

£139 here as very is sold out

I would avoid DialAPhone if I were you! Bought my last phone off them. Incorrect description of phone (came as a somewhat OEM product...), comes with obligatory insurance that is just awkward to cancel and their support just sucks! Also, my phone now is almost completely unusable, without any damage happening to it or anything.

[Mathew]

I would avoid DialAPhone if I were you! Bought my last phone off them. Incorrect description of phone (came as a somewhat OEM product...), comes with obligatory insurance that is just awkward to cancel and their support just sucks! Also, my phone now is almost completely unusable, without any damage happening to it or anything.

We have also had a bad experience with DialAPhone, which is surprising considering they're a branch of Phones 4U. Funnily enough, it was a HTC Wildfire we ordered back in July. It came at the beginning of August and we took it to Florida with us on holiday. The SIM Card wasn't connecting though, so my Dad just continued using his old PAYG contract. When we returned home, there was a letter asking us to return the phone to them, as there was an "adminstration error"... obviously they weren't going to connect the phone so we just sent it back and re-ordered.

[hamheyelliot]

http://www.dialaphone.co.uk/aw1/bask...fer&action=add

£139 here as very is sold out

Yesss sonny jim. I'm going to pester mum to get me one for Christmas.

Edit: A HTC Wildfire is now trundling its way towards me

[hamheyelliot]

Ahh. So some of you guys posted while I was purchasing the phone. I did get the opportunity to remove the insurance, but I hope the handset doesn't have any problems. Oh dear?

I did get promised a delivery date of 6th December so it's probably not getting the phone that will be the issue.

[jackass]

Uh oh!

Should of waited for feedback then aye?

Hopefully it should be fine, I wouldn't worry about it.