If you’ve decided that either you can’t wait to see if the iPhone will be cheaper through Tesco Mobile or on Vodaphone, but can’t justify the cost on Orange or O2, then you might want to consider one of the growing number of iPhone alternatives.
TXTLoan: Small, Quick Loans By Text Message (Just 994% APR)
TXTLoan is offering loans of £100 which you’ll receive in to your bank account “within minutes”. The amount you’ll have to pay back is £110, which must be paid back within 7 days. Because of the short pay back period, the APR works out to be whopping 994%.
Save Money On Your Christmas Dinner
Walletpop has 7 tips for saving money on your Christmas dinner; here’s a summary, with a few of our own thoughts.
All The Free (& Legal!) Software You’ll Ever Need
What’s the cheapest way to equip your computer with all of the software you need?
Today Only! Apple Store Slightly Less Expensive
Apple are running a one-day sale online and in its stores today (27th November) but you still won’t find the best deals on all of its products.
iPhone Coming Soon To Tesco
Hold that decision on whether you should get an iPhone with o2 or Orange; there’s shock news that Tesco is also going to be offering it, and they’re hoping that it will be available before Christmas.
Bank Charges Decision: Shock Result
It’s fair to say that the ruling by the Supreme Court to go with the banks on overdraft fees has caught a lot of people by surprise, not least me.
Best Network For Your iPhone: Orange or O2?
So you want to be one of the “in crowd”, and you’ve decided to shell out for a “jesus phone”, but now 02’s exclusivity agreement with Apple for the iPhone is over, you have to decide which network to choose.
10 Most Generous Charity Christmas Cards
Just a quick follow up to a post from a few weeks ago looking at how much charity Christmas cards donate to their nominated recipients.
Poor Exchange Rate Means We’ll Pay More For Our Christmas Trees
There’s likely to be a shortage of Nordmann Firs this year, traditionally the most popular Christmas tree in Britain, thanks to the poor pound to euro exchange rate, meaning the price of Christmas trees will go through the roof this year, rather than the tree itself.