3310 & literaly last week i dumped eveyday 50, went onto PAYG as i wasnt get
the use out of ED50, i bet they thought thank feck for that thats another
gone !

OK here goes

My Mums has an old Sagem mw3020, must be at least five years old on an O2
paid up for life SIM that cost £60, at least four years ago, and hass 200
mins off peak every month and nothing more to pay ever !!!!

and my Dad is still using his old Motorola MR30, now that is a brick, on an
Orange PAYG and the phone is still gong strong. In fact I got him a cheapo
Moto C139 when thay were £10 last year at CPW, but he still uses the MR30
!!!!!

DeeBee

Nokia 5140 with some free Virgin sims.  The phone still works fine and I
have had that since 1998.  Much better sound quality than modern phones.

I still have ED50, suits me right down to the ground :)

I also still have my Motorola L7089, with an old Cellnet PAYG SIM in it.

(the onscreen network ID is "UK CELLNET" - it predates BTCELLNET)

nokia 2240 I fink it is, first orange mobile, still in use on pc :-)

Tariffs I'm still on are, ED50, PUFFL 50 & 200, Anytime 20, Easylife
& U before they closed the platform see:
http://www.o2.co.uk/mobilestariffs/tariffs/paygo/platformclosure and
the phones that went with them, Philips Diga, Philips C12.

Though I still have my U.Genie email address that I registered
originally back in 1999 when the U pre-pay tariff/mobiles were
launched, with the U.Genie ISP. This was possible due to stopping them
(then known as Genie Internet/BT Cellnet) from closing down the ISP
operations altogether in 2001, so users could at least retain their
email addresses. U mobiles would have come with a U.Genie CD in the box
or you could have signed-up online for there internet service at the
time, so part of U lives on! (funny though it may sound but so true)
See my support site for users at: http://www.u.genie.btinternet.co.uk
also listed on http://www.filesaveas.com/o2.html (under useful links)

Dan

I'm still using a Nokia 6310i, and until 10 or so months ago had Line 1
Everytime 200 Line 2 ED50 - a kinda "archived" combination.

Regards

Jon.

I only stopped using the old mr30 just under a year ago when Orange
inadvertently allowed free upgrades on the Virgin equivalent tariff -
I'd shied away from cutting up the old SIM. I've got a spare mr30 as
well - it might be nice to unlock them

A 5110 that my dentist gave me 4 years ago only packed up about 3
months ago (display faded out). I still have 3210 3310 and 2x3510 which
may get used on trips abroad

I also have the O2 puffl contract that a couple of people mentioned. I
think it originally came with a 3310 for £200, but I just got a SIM
for £69. The 50 minutes mostly get used for 0844, 0845, 0870 calls.
It's possible now to register this deal for online billing and stop the
99p a month for itemised billing.

When I took out a 3 contract about 20 months ago, CPW offered £20
part-exchange discount, and I bet I surprised them with a Motorola
Flare - I had to find a larger Jiffy bag than theirs to get the
original box in.

I have a fleet of elderly relatives all happily on OVP-Virgin with Nokia
402 handsets

The OVP-V/ED50 combo still works well for me. Lengthy daily evening
calls are the norm, so a typical use of 600 mins a month (out of a
bundled 1500 or so) for £9 isn't too bad.

I still use my Motorola D170 on occasion; especially when I'm going out
and expect to have more beer than is healthy. Having a mobile that only
a few people know the number of isn't such a bad thing. Similarly having
a phone that isn't desirable and would be difficult to lose isn't a bad
thing either.

My daily use handset is a T39. Superb phone. I can see my wife sticking with
her OVP-VM 6310i for ever more and my Mum is similarily attached to her
v3688.

I use a Panasonic GD55. It's on Orange VM OVP.

My daughter uses a Motorola v3688 on Orange PAYG with the everlasting
5-a-day Out Here texts.

Other family members use a Nokia 3510 (horrible phone) and a Nokia
7610 (I also use one as a modem) and my car's phone thinks it's on
CELLNET though it has a Tesco sim card in it (large size, of course).

We do have a Nokia 2140 in use, but not often.