The future might be bright - but Orange are as dim as a 5 watt bulb!

[paranoidandroid]

My contract with Orange finished recently.  I dropped my phone in the cat's water bowl the other night.  Add those two points together and it's time for a new phone.

I log into the Orange website and browse the phones available to me - and I spot the Nokia N73.  It's a Symbian OS phone with many features - the most important being the ability to

Comments

[teya_uk]

I'd call back, ask to speak to a manager, say it's their mistake, they should send another phone immediately to your work and that you are happy to hand over the old phone into a bag that the courier can bring with the new phone!

[tabby_of_doom]

Were they afraid you'd make off with the two phones instead of the one? How completely untrustworthy! Bad business decision!

[scaree]

Call them back and ask to speak to a customer services manager. Don NOT be put off. They can send you a return phone bag out as suggested above.

Either that or cancel the order. That usually frightens them.

[daz71]

Is that a standard filament light bulb or a low energy light bulb which may actually be quite bright at 5w. You should measure the brightness of a light in candlepower rather than in electrical consumption.

[paranoidandroid]

That is a fine point well made!

I was thinking of an iridescent light bulb which has a particularly low lux per watt rating... about 0.7% according to the font of all wisdom that is the wikipedia! :)