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Vodafone will start selling the iPhone on its network in the UK in January and has announced this week, the price for his iPhone deals.

Vodafone will use the iPhone in the UK from 14 January offer, the company has announced. It is the fourth operator to set the phone to O2, Orange and T-Mobile to offer. However, each may be hoping for a best iPhone deals than currently offered by the three other operators will be disappointed, as orders are relatively similar with those of O2 and Orange.

The contract is for a length of 18 or 24 months. Consumers who have an 8GB iPhone 3G handset for free will, report being treated for a £35-a-month, 24 months or more £40-a-month, 18-months. Data sharing is limited to 1 GB per month – more generous than supposedly “unlimited Orange” offer, which is limited to 750 MB per month. To get a 16GB iPhone 3GS nothing, you will need a 24-month, £45 per month deal or sign a 18-month deal £50-per-month.

Full details of all packages available on the Vodafone website to be found. You can also pre-order the phone from the 21 December on the website.

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