Well the problem is Nokia advertise their phone as VoIP capable. And they give it to Vodaphone and Orange as VoIP capable. Although the above service providers dont advertise VoIP. But they also dont advertise the fact that it is disabled. which imo at the very least is really cheeky.
basically its like selling you a bog standard mobile that has SMS text messaging disabled. wouldnt you be up in arms?
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err false advertising?
Well the problem is Nokia advertise their phone as VoIP capable. And they give it to Vodaphone and Orange as VoIP capable. Although the above service providers dont advertise VoIP. But they also dont advertise the fact that it is disabled. which imo at the very least is really cheeky.
basically its like selling you a bog standard mobile that has SMS text messaging disabled. wouldnt you be up in arms?