Ahh yeahh! Thanks, Its because I been checking the reviews of each company which moneysupermarket.com compare the prices with, and most of them are negative comments about the company. Thanks for the reply!

The first thing that you should do when you visit a site is find out who you are dealing with. The company name, registration number, address and phone number should be given either on an "about us" or a "contact us" or a similar page. If the information isn't there, you should not buy. For a large purchase, you should check to see that there are real people who will respond to real issues by, for example, asking about Christmas delivery times. If you don't get a good answer for this, then they certainly wont be interested in sorting out a faulty phone.

I told my parents that I would like to get the Samsung Galaxy S II for Christmas and I've been comparing prices for the same phone; trying to find the cheapest deal i can which suits my needs. I been looking at reviews of all the third party phone companies and mostly of them are relatively bad, so this has got me thinking. The third party companies which are offering deals are the cheapest, I found a deal on 3 for £25 which includes; 500 minutes, 5000 texts and 1GB. But, after seeing the reviews of affordablemobiles.co.uk and intomobilephones.co.uk got me thinking whether to buy or not. I've been looking at the retailers prices and their selling the phone with the same deal for £35+. Preferably, I would like to go with a third party which is cheap and reliable, I was wondering you guys could help me out to find a third party which is very reliable and cheap.. Thanks guys :)