Mobile phone/network advice on deals required
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Mobile phone/network advice on deals required
Hi all,
I've just managed to loose my phone (careless sod, I know ). Anyway, this might be a good time to re-appraise what network and phone package would be best for me.
I was on Pay as you Go from 02 with the 400 text bolt on for 11.99 a month. I try and make as few calls as possible (I hate the idea of lining phone companies pockets for superfluous (sp?) calls!) I do send a lot of texts, however, 400 a month just about covers it! In total, I was spending about £25 a month.
So, do I stay on pay as you go and shell out for a phone or is there a much better deal if I accept a contract? I don't want anything that comits you for ages or means that I'd be paying more/getting less than I am now though (even if you do get a flashy phone free) .
I've no idea where to start!! Any suggestions for websites that compare deals, personal reccommendations etc?
Help would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks.
Ns04
I've just managed to loose my phone (careless sod, I know ). Anyway, this might be a good time to re-appraise what network and phone package would be best for me.
I was on Pay as you Go from 02 with the 400 text bolt on for 11.99 a month. I try and make as few calls as possible (I hate the idea of lining phone companies pockets for superfluous (sp?) calls!) I do send a lot of texts, however, 400 a month just about covers it! In total, I was spending about £25 a month.
So, do I stay on pay as you go and shell out for a phone or is there a much better deal if I accept a contract? I don't want anything that comits you for ages or means that I'd be paying more/getting less than I am now though (even if you do get a flashy phone free) .
I've no idea where to start!! Any suggestions for websites that compare deals, personal reccommendations etc?
Help would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks.
Ns04
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flext t from t mobile is excellent in my opinion and would suit your useage
see here
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ighlight=flext
hth
chop
see here
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ighlight=flext
hth
chop
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The wife got a free Nokia 6280 on O2 contract paying £25 per month and gets 150 cross net calls plus 750 texts Buy online as you get more for your money. The same O2 contract bought from a shop would have only 100 mins and 500 texts!
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