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Nokia Asha 302 Mobile Phone on Vodafone / QWERTY/ Pay as you go / Pre-Pay / PAYG - Grey
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£79.99
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£79.99P&P: Free
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Huawei Ascend G 300 (Vodafone)
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£100
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£100P&P: Free
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LG GT350 Mobile Phone on Vodafone PAYG
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£49.99
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£49.99P&P: Free
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Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 Android / Mobile Phone / Vodafone / Pay As You Go / PAYG / Pre-Pay
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£90.99
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£90.99P&P: Free
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Huawei G7010 Mobile Phone on O2 Pay as You Go / PAYG / Pre-Pay (Including £10 Airtime) - Black
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£40.36
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£40.36inc P&P - £44.44
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Alcatel OT-990 Mobile Phone on O2 Pay As You Go / Pre-Pay / PAYG (Including £10 Top Up) - Black
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£89.99
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£89.99P&P: Free
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Blackberry Curve 9300 Black / Chrome on Vodafone PAYG
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£144.99
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£144.99P&P: Free
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Samsung New Samsung GT S3500 Pink Mobile Phone Vodafone PAYG
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£39.99
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£39.99P&P: Free
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Nokia Asha 201 Mobile Phone on Vodafone / QWERTY/ Pay as you go / Pre-Pay / PAYG - White
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£45.99
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£45.99P&P: Free
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Blackberry Curve 9300 Black / Red Phone Vodafone PAYG
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£144.09
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£144.09P&P: Free
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Blackberry 8520 Curve Purple Mobile Phone on O2 Pay as You Go / Pre-Pay /PAYG (Including £10 Airtime)
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£149.89
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£149.89inc P&P - £153.97
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Nokia 6700 Slide Silver Mobile Phone on O2 PAYG (Including £10 Airtime)
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£144.99
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£144.99P&P: Free
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Sony Ericsson K770i Pink On Vodafone PAYG Mobile Phone
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£83.99
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£83.99P&P: Free
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Motorola U9 Pink Mobile Phone on Vodafone PAYG
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£169.99
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£169.99inc P&P - £175.98
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Nokia 1680 Mobile Phone on T-Mobile PAYG
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£44.99
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£44.99P&P: Free
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Samsung S3500 Mobile Phone on Vodafone PAYG
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£39.99
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£39.99P&P: Free
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Nokia 100 RH-130 Mobile Phone / Vodafone / Pay As You Go / PAYG / Pre-Pay - Black
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£20.99
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£20.99P&P: Free
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Buying Guide - Pay-as-you-go Mobile Phones
Who to buy for?
If you have never owned a mobile phone before then pay as you go phones are ideal as a first introduction. Pay-as-you-go phones also great for teenagers to learn the responsibility that comes with owning a mobile phone without the risk associated with 
paying a contract! Pay as you go phones are usually simple models without all the added extras that come with many contract phones so they are also ideal senior citizens who are intimidated by technology.
Most pay-as-you-go mobile phones do not have all the added extras that come with a smart phone, they focus on the core purposes of mobile phones – talking and texting. Of course models of mobile phones vary hugely between each different manufacturer as do phone companies’ prepay plans.
paying a contract! Pay as you go phones are usually simple models without all the added extras that come with many contract phones so they are also ideal senior citizens who are intimidated by technology.Most pay-as-you-go mobile phones do not have all the added extras that come with a smart phone, they focus on the core purposes of mobile phones – talking and texting. Of course models of mobile phones vary hugely between each different manufacturer as do phone companies’ prepay plans.
Features of pay-as-you-go phones
Battery life
Mobile phone battery life is measured in two ways: standby time (when your phone is idle) and talk time (when you’re using your phone). The most important of these is talk time.
Speakerphone
If you’re always trying to do two things at once then speaker phone is ideal, because it lets you talk and go about your other tasks at the same time, without trying to pin your mobile phone between your ear and shoulder! Most mobile phones have a speaker phone function but if you are a multitasker then double check your chosen model has this feature.
Vibrating alert
This feature vibrates your phone when it rings, letting you know when a call or a text message is received even if the ringer is turned off. If you’re regularly in quiet places such as libraries or an office where you don’t want to disturb others then look out for this when selecting your phone.
Managing calls
You’re sure to be interrupted when talking on your mobile phone at one time or another. But you can choose a phone with features to help you manage your calls. Call holding puts the person you’re speaking with on hold without
disconnecting the line and call waiting lets you take another call while staying connected to the first. You can also buy phones with conference calling facilities, ideal if you want to talk with several people at once.
Phone design
Mobile phone design has seen great advances in the past few years and of course most people want a phone that looks good, so consider the colour and style. There are several different styles of phone with sliders, touchscreen and flip out speaker, so try a few out and see what you prefer. It’s important to find a phone that you feel comfortable using and that you like the look of.
The size of your phone is also important; do you want to keep your phone in your pocket? or in a bag? If you keep your phone in your pocket then ensure you buy one that fits comfortably. Another consideration is the size of your hands, if you have small hands then some of the wider phone models may not be comfortable to hold.
Phonebook
Your phone book determines how many contacts you can store in your mobile phone. Most phones come with at least a 300-contact limit, which should suffice for most people’s needs.
Mobile phone battery life is measured in two ways: standby time (when your phone is idle) and talk time (when you’re using your phone). The most important of these is talk time.
Speakerphone
If you’re always trying to do two things at once then speaker phone is ideal, because it lets you talk and go about your other tasks at the same time, without trying to pin your mobile phone between your ear and shoulder! Most mobile phones have a speaker phone function but if you are a multitasker then double check your chosen model has this feature.
Vibrating alert
This feature vibrates your phone when it rings, letting you know when a call or a text message is received even if the ringer is turned off. If you’re regularly in quiet places such as libraries or an office where you don’t want to disturb others then look out for this when selecting your phone.
Managing calls
You’re sure to be interrupted when talking on your mobile phone at one time or another. But you can choose a phone with features to help you manage your calls. Call holding puts the person you’re speaking with on hold without
disconnecting the line and call waiting lets you take another call while staying connected to the first. You can also buy phones with conference calling facilities, ideal if you want to talk with several people at once.Phone design
Mobile phone design has seen great advances in the past few years and of course most people want a phone that looks good, so consider the colour and style. There are several different styles of phone with sliders, touchscreen and flip out speaker, so try a few out and see what you prefer. It’s important to find a phone that you feel comfortable using and that you like the look of.
The size of your phone is also important; do you want to keep your phone in your pocket? or in a bag? If you keep your phone in your pocket then ensure you buy one that fits comfortably. Another consideration is the size of your hands, if you have small hands then some of the wider phone models may not be comfortable to hold.
Phonebook
Your phone book determines how many contacts you can store in your mobile phone. Most phones come with at least a 300-contact limit, which should suffice for most people’s needs.
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