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the back story.
i made a selfie pod (photobooth) a few years back and hire it out at events, its very popular, gets lots of hires and lots of good feedback.
its time to build another, up my game a bit. i want to do something different that no one else has done, stand out from the crowd of...
Been having a bit of a nightmare with o2 since switching.
After getting no where with their Indian call centre I submitted a complaint, well today a very helpful English lady phoned me. Explained the problem and she clearly explained how to sort my issue and said she was unhappy with how my 6...
Been looking at the pixal 7 pro today, looks well spec'ed and not to expensive. Only thing it's missing is a memory card slot.
https://store.google.com/gb/product/pixel_7_pro?hl=en-GB
O2 customer services are in India, need I say anymore. f**king painful!
Apparently you need to activate your bundle /plan to get the unlimited stuff. Doesn't say that in the booklet the simcard came with.
I've had to top up again and they have very kindly activated my unlimited cllas and...
i did get a £10 rolling plan one, but i cant work out why my credit is going down when it says unlimited calls. maybe ill have to be really old and phone o2 and ask :ROFLMAO:
i havent purchased a phone yet, think im going to stick with my Xperia 1 iii for a few more months and see what happens...
f**k knows.
I got one of these rolling sim-cards, it says unlimited minutes
https://www.o2.co.uk/shop/sim-cards/pay-as-you-go#simtype=phone+rolling-plan
I don't want to sound old but not sure I understand pay as you go 😬
It's probably been 20 years since I had a pay as you go simcard.
So I have unlimited calls and text.
I topped up £10 and I've made a few phone calls and my credit has gone down by £5 already. So how does unlimited calls work...
just looking at the s23+
its 1050, they are doing 150 cash back and 200 for trade in.
so phone works out to be 700, over 24 months that £29 or £39 with £10 a month simcard.
on the samsung web site
s23 ultra is £1400
they are doing a £200 cash back on it and i can get £200 off from trade in.
so phone is £1000, over 24 months thats £42 a month. think thats still more than i want to pay as that does not include any simcard.
not sure there is anything at all to be had from buying a phone sim free from a manufacturer.
£10 a month pay as you go simcard - so £120 a year
https://www.o2.co.uk/shop/sim-cards/pay-as-you-go#simtype=phone+rolling-plan
z fold 4 = £1650
so over 2 months thats £69 a month
then add the...
not sure there much difference between my xperia 1 iii and the latest phones out, ive also been considering sim only. whilst id love a folding phone, i cant justify the money, got better things to spend it on.
im considering pay as you go... :oops:
im due an upgrade right now, ive been with EE for many years. but they are s**t where i live, i cant hear anyone on a call, so im thinking of going elsewhere. the other half is with o2 and can talk to people on the phone fine.
ive currently got an xperia 1 iii, paying £64 a month.
ive always...