If you like the idea of using a Sony Ericsson X8 for the next, long, hard, 24 months of your life, UK network O2 has what you may consider the deal of a lifetime – a “free” X8 on a £10 a month contract.
In return for your long-term commitment, O2 gives you an amazingly tight 50 calling minutes per month, a number so low that even the anti-social likes of us might go over the allowance at Christmas and birthdays.
But it’s not a bad phone for the price. Check out the small print of the deal on O2′s site, remembering to click on the 24 month contracts tab to bring up the £10 bundle.
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