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Irish iPhone user? Take the survey, win €50

i’m running a survey to find out the habits of iPhone users in Ireland. How you use the phone, what you spend, feedback on the phone etc. If you fill in the survey you’ll be entered into a draw to win a voucher for €50 worth of iTunes vouchers or if you send an iPhone owner to the survey and they fill it in, you’ll be entered into another draw for a €50 voucher.

The Irish iPhone survey is here.

If you have any issues with the server etc. please let me know.

Outremont, 19-Nov-08
Photo owned by kleinman (cc)

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4 Responses to “Irish iPhone user? Take the survey, win €50”

  1. Woesinger says:
    November 20, 2008 at 9:19 am

    Just to say – for questions like “Will your next phone be an iPhone?”, adding a “Maybe” or “Don’t Know” option would separate the die-hard iPhone fans from people who (like me) are happy with the iPhone, but wouldn’t rule out other phones with better functionality or price plans.

  2. robert says:
    November 20, 2008 at 8:01 pm

    I just filled out the survey for you Damien.

    You missed the opportunity to ask a question that I would be curious about myself and that is how many O2 iPhone users changed over from Vodafone, Meteor or 3 specifically for an iPhone.

    I’m interested because I just swapped over from Vodafone to O2 pre-pay. Currently spending about €1 per day on data as I typically use less than 50Mb.

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