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phone contracts
- Thread starter Kirsten
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200 minutes and 100 texts and i pay £1.88 a month (i got £100 credit for 12 mont sign up so only pay for the last 2 month hence works out at £1.88)
o2 have an offer 1,000 Offpeak Minutes + 1,000 anytime texts just £25 a month Sim only but no 12 mont contract
http://shop.o2.co.uk/shop/o2uk/jsp/tariffs/selectSimOnlyTariff.do
o2 have an offer 1,000 Offpeak Minutes + 1,000 anytime texts just £25 a month Sim only but no 12 mont contract
http://shop.o2.co.uk/shop/o2uk/jsp/tariffs/selectSimOnlyTariff.do
o2 online tariffs also include videocalls in their inclusive call allowance, which works out MUCH cheaper than anyone else!
172 Cup (2003)
If i can recommend anything, it would be to start a new contract rather than extend your old one. New business gets a much better deal nowadays than renewals.
I'm on T-Mobile Web n Walk 200. 200 minutes - 200 texts - 40mb GPRS internet for £35/month.
It's not the most competitive contract available but i took the best phone on the market at the time. (below)
The best way to choose a new contract is to look over your last few bills, or as many as you can find and work out the amount of minutes / texts you use. Then shop around for the one with the inclusive minutes / texts that best fits your usage.
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I'm on T-Mobile Web n Walk 200. 200 minutes - 200 texts - 40mb GPRS internet for £35/month.
It's not the most competitive contract available but i took the best phone on the market at the time. (below)
The best way to choose a new contract is to look over your last few bills, or as many as you can find and work out the amount of minutes / texts you use. Then shop around for the one with the inclusive minutes / texts that best fits your usage.
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20VT Clio & 9-5 HOT
i think orange charge seperately for MMS.
unlimeted is not unlimted either, there is a limit on the texts of about 1200 or so. still a lot but its certainly not unlimited!
for MMS on O2 they charge for 4 txts, so you can use your free txts. same goes for video calls.
im with O2. 750mins / 750 txts and free K800i for £35 a month.
unlimeted is not unlimted either, there is a limit on the texts of about 1200 or so. still a lot but its certainly not unlimited!
for MMS on O2 they charge for 4 txts, so you can use your free txts. same goes for video calls.
im with O2. 750mins / 750 txts and free K800i for £35 a month.
What about this.
Free Sony Ericsson k800i clearance model (so probably means somone has received it but didn't like it)
£9.99 per month
400mins any network anytime. (double for three months)
250 texts (double for three months)
Fooking bargain. Very tempted myself.
http://www.simply3g.co.uk/handsets/three/sonyericssonk800i_clearance.htm
Free Sony Ericsson k800i clearance model (so probably means somone has received it but didn't like it)
£9.99 per month
400mins any network anytime. (double for three months)
250 texts (double for three months)
Fooking bargain. Very tempted myself.
http://www.simply3g.co.uk/handsets/three/sonyericssonk800i_clearance.htm
Golf R
Tom said:
just my opinion but certainly in my area T-Mobile reception is shocking. quite good in that your bill will go down cos you never have any signal!!!
i've just renewed with O2, haven't been with them 2 years yet but early upgrade and after speaking with retentions they put me onto the next tariff, kept the line rental the same then gave me another 20% loyalty discount.
£24 a month for 500 anytime minutes and 500 texts
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