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Currently on Orange, but looking around there seems so many better deals that I could get with my money
I want to spend £30 on a monthly tariff, have loads of minutes and texts (cross network)
What are peoples veiws on the various networks?
Any help info appreciated - cheers
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O2 all the time for me. I've used them all and have t-mobile and orange pay as PAYG but they don't come close to my O2 contract.
£18 per month = 600 mins any network, free calls to O2 users and 1000 txts. + i was offered mobile broadband when i took the package for £3 per month which is v cheap!!!
They were also going to give me v cheap home broadband but i was tied in at the time.
I went with 3 after being with Orange until they bumped up the price.
I think I paid £15 per month to start and got 600 cross network mins and 1000 free texts for 1st 6 months which then went to 300 mins and 500 texts, I also got £5 of free downloads and surfing the net on the phone was free.
That was valid for 18mths. After that period the charges went up to £30. So I phoned them and told them I wanted to cancel my contract and go pay as you go. Got a call a couple of days later saying, If I paid them £10 per month instead of going PAYG I would get 500 cross network mins and 100 texts as long as I continue with my D/D of £10. Not bad I thought so still with them.
"And I looked, and behold'a pale horse; and his name that sat on him was death, and hell followed with hi, and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword and with hunger, and with the beasts of the earth"
as for coverage, O2 is the only one I've ever found to be anything like useful T mobile I found to be a complete bag '0' shoite. I had to drive nearly 18 miles from the house to get coverage and check messages
voda nearly as bad, orange better again, but )2 is the best I've tried in the last 15 years (including 3, BT mobile, Virgin, among others). I think they have an inbuilt allergy to grass and trees. If you live in a city, they are probably fine, go a few miles out and they are pants
3 is an utter joke IMHO
30 quid a month.. and you're in iPhone territory on o2
Unlimited internet usage/bandwidth included, which, if you use the phone a lot for 'netty stuff (and with an iPhone you will) makes it a good deal I reckon
ʎɐqǝ uo pɹɐoqʎǝʞ ɐ ʎnq ı ǝɯıʇ ʇsɐן ǝɥʇ sı sıɥʇ.
Thought for the day:
Some people are like slinkies - not really good for anything but bring a smile to your face when thrown down the stairs
He deffo uses the phone alot for surfing the web sure he does his catch reports while he's fishing
Be ideal for him them, I'm sure number 1 or 2 updated NESA from about 30 or 40 miles offshore on a whey i phone whilst crossing the Forth of Firth or somewhere like that.
I was either attempting to steer, sleeping or possibly hiding!
O2 gets my vote for voice but you can't beat Vodafone for mobile broadband......... although I have just had a interesting email about FTP.
vodafone £40 a month 900 mins any time any network and unlimited txts plus unlimited internet got three contracts all n95 8gb also signed up for mobile broadband and got free lap top but got back off holiday to find it still wasnt workin so rang vodafone and they had no record of me having it , whent back in to shop and the lad told me to say nowt so I scored for a nice sony viacom
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