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Vodafone UK drop Nokia N76

Link: Vodafone withdraw N76 due to returns numbers

According to All About Symbian, Vodafone have decided to stop selling the Nokia N76 multimedia phone with immediate effect.

I doubt most Nokia N76 buyers in the UK (it’s been an exclusive with Vodafone, remember) were reading my review, so I’d love to know the reasons given by users, but a reliable source is quoted as saying that “Vodafone has decided to withdraw the Nokia N76 with immediate effect. This is due to the high level of customer returns of the phone.” Can anyone at Vodafone fill in more detail?

Have you got an N76 on Vodafone? Add a comment and let us know!

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