FREE LG 42 inch HD Ready plasma TV
For the first time ever, you can now get a FREE 42 inch plasma TV when you sign up to a pay monthly phone contract with Orange.
The deal is provided by free gift specialist, Affordable Mobiles. Part of Shebang Distribution Ltd, they are one of the largest independent connectors of mobile phones in the UK. Founded in 2000, Shebang and Affordable Mobiles despatched more than 250,000 mobile phones last year.
To claim your free gift you’ll just need to send off your ‘first paid bill’. That will be your second bill received by the network, the one confirming that you paid your first bill. Affordable Mobiles will then deliver your free 42 inch TV. The sooner you order, the sooner you’ll receive your plasma TV.
Line rental starts at less than £35 per month and comes with a free phone such as a Samsung E590, Nokia 2630 or Motorola F3. The LG 3000 Range combines contemporary looks and a solid performance with LGs Dual XD Engine. It has a contrast ratio of 20000:1 for supreme HD images and it has a built-in digital tuner.
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March 14th, 2010 at 6:26 pm
Is there a secret to the LG Plasma TV? I put an LG 60PS60 60-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV in my master. And my dad’ve learned that keeping the Menu buytton has a backdoor to it. Initially, it opens the main menu not fast, then it closes screen and reveals a password window. The funny part is, the password set on the TV is not the same as password used here. Anybody knows what’s this?