Vodafone UK deploys mobile-vending machine | The Register
Vodafone is deploying a mobile vending machine for the benefit of the phone-hungry public of Manchester.
As The Register says, I remember reading about this a few months ago.
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So you can buy a phone from a vending machine? How often do you really need to replace your phone?
I need to replace my phone regularly particularly when I'm losing them! I'd
be very interested in this!
well if anyone wants a picture of thsi let me know. Next time I am in the city I will have a look!
Me! I'd like a picture!
Voda also do power vending machines. TBH I've only ever seen this one at the HQ, but I reckon they're an excellent idea.
http://photos-d.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/…
There's one in the Voda store I just walked past on my way to lunch. Actually, within 100 yards all of the operators have stores and I have to say the Voda one does stand out as the smartest looking with the most interesting things – recharging station and 'can I help you' computer paticularly…
Take a photo of the shops and let's have a look!
Will do.
Took some photos and wrote it up: http://benjam.in/post/33331892
Quite apart from the review, that is a genius web address Ben!
🙂 Ta.
It's true though – every half-decent domain name in existence has a squatter on it, so I had to go through a painful purchase process. Would you believe the chap who owned jam.in (for ben.jam.in) wanted
🙂 Ta.
It's true though – every half-decent domain name in existence has a squatter on it, so I had to go through a painful purchase process. Would you believe the chap who owned jam.in (for ben.jam.in) wanted €15,000! Crazy.
Quite apart from the review, that is a genius web address Ben!
🙂 Ta.
It's true though – every half-decent domain name in existence has a squatter on it, so I had to go through a painful purchase process. Would you believe the chap who owned jam.in (for ben.jam.in) wanted €15,000! Crazy.