Cheapest ever phone contract -What was yours?
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Cheapest ever phone contract -What was yours?
Think i have signed up to my cheapest everphone contract today;
T-Mobile
600 Mins
500 Text
Unlimited Web
Free landline calls
Sim only.
£9.12 on a 12 month contract.
Fairly chuffed with that.
Chop
T-Mobile
600 Mins
500 Text
Unlimited Web
Free landline calls
Sim only.
£9.12 on a 12 month contract.
Fairly chuffed with that.
Chop
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Try giffgaff, they have a pay as you go hybrid for £10 a month you get 250 mins,
unlimited internet access and unlimited texts.
No contract either.
All on the O2 network
unlimited internet access and unlimited texts.
No contract either.
All on the O2 network
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Went for similar deal , 5.75 a month in the end but with vodaphone , hopefully use the passport thing when we go to france - dont know if it would work in SA , i presume no
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Is the OP price per month or per year?
I'm not taking the mick, but a few years back I managed to get an annual sim only deal with Vodafone for £40. That was about 300 mins per month, not sure of the other details, but there were some texts in there. Then the buggers pulled the deal that allowed the mobile phone shops to do good deals like that
I'm not taking the mick, but a few years back I managed to get an annual sim only deal with Vodafone for £40. That was about 300 mins per month, not sure of the other details, but there were some texts in there. Then the buggers pulled the deal that allowed the mobile phone shops to do good deals like that
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I used my sim free iphone4 and stuck a giffgaff sim in.
250mins+unlimited texts+unlimted data+free giffgaff to giffgaff calls+free 0800 numbers.
£10 a month.
No contract ;-)
http://www.best-payg-deals.co.uk/ten...-giffgaff.html
250mins+unlimited texts+unlimted data+free giffgaff to giffgaff calls+free 0800 numbers.
£10 a month.
No contract ;-)
http://www.best-payg-deals.co.uk/ten...-giffgaff.html
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I cant use GiffGaff as it uses the o2 network which i have just left as it is awful round my way outside of towns and cities.
T-Mobile is good on my colleagues phones as it shares the Orange network.
Pimmo - that is a great deal, where from?
Chop
T-Mobile is good on my colleagues phones as it shares the Orange network.
Pimmo - that is a great deal, where from?
Chop
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I think if you only need a sim deal hotukdeals often has 500/600 minutes unlimited texts and internet for about £7ish
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#24
Orange want to protect there core business so therefore Orange customers have access to T-Mobile coverage But T- mobile users cannot connect to Orange masts?
I work with some of the mobile phone mast techincians for the Shropshire area ill see if i can find out more.....
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£3.26 - 300 mins Unlimited (3000) Texts, Unlimited (3000 mins) Virgin Mobile calls - when Virgin remember to give me my discount which has yet to happen without me reminding them. Mind you my daughter's studying in France this year so doesn't get to use it that much
#26
I was under the impression that T- mobile were bought out by Orange?
Orange want to protect there core business so therefore Orange customers have access to T-Mobile coverage But T- mobile users cannot connect to Orange masts?
I work with some of the mobile phone mast techincians for the Shropshire area ill see if i can find out more.....
Orange want to protect there core business so therefore Orange customers have access to T-Mobile coverage But T- mobile users cannot connect to Orange masts?
I work with some of the mobile phone mast techincians for the Shropshire area ill see if i can find out more.....
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Or does T-Mobile automatically use Orange signal?
Chop
#30
As far as i understand it Your phone should always be roaming between the 2 service suppliers automatically?