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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / November 2006Contract for high(ish) text use?
Hi, I currently have a contract with O2 with 100 mins and 100 texts. I'm well inside with the mins, but way over on texts, I use something like 500 a month, so my bill is about £75 a month. I'm at 12 months with my current contract and I want to sort it all out and get something thats costs a more sensible amount. At first pass O2 have offered 750 mins and 750 texts for £35 a month, but thats an 18 month contract, and I'd much rather have 12. I've had a look at a few websites, One stop phone shop, car phone warehouse etc, and nothing seems to match that, which is a bit of surprise. Can anyone point to a 12 month contract, with about 100 mins and 500 texts? I don't mind what network (although Orange is a bit dodgy around here). Have you looked at three.co.uk?  SignatureGerry (The MOTH) > Hi, > I currently have a contract with O2 with 100 mins and 100 texts. I'm well [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > texts? I don't mind what network (although Orange is a bit dodgy around > here). > Hi, > I currently have a contract with O2 with 100 mins and 100 texts. I'm [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > At first pass O2 have offered 750 mins and 750 texts for £35 a month, > but thats an 18 month contract, and I'd much rather have 12. Why not PAYG? It'd likely be much cheaper than £35 a month if you buy "packs", and then you're not tied into a contract at all. Or did you want a new phone included? -- Andy > Can anyone point to a 12 month contract, with about 100 mins and 500 > texts? I don't mind what network (although Orange is a bit dodgy around > here). Relax 20 from T-Mobile's website has 100 mins & 25 texts for £20 plus an extra 500 texts every month with a 12 month contract > Hi, > I currently have a contract with O2 with 100 mins and 100 texts. I'm well [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > texts? I don't mind what network (although Orange is a bit dodgy around > here). Tmobile and THREE. Just look at the various web sites. > Hi, > I currently have a contract with O2 with 100 mins and 100 texts. I'm well > inside with the mins, but way over on texts, I use something like 500 a > month, so my bill is about £75 a month. I'm on a 3 VT&T 1100 contract with 400text a month doubled for the first 3 months On a 100%cashback deal, with phone chucked in Check out http://www.reestitmutton.co.uk/ for latest deals Very pleased now with 3, most of their problems have been sorted out Steve Terry > Can anyone point to a 12 month contract, with about 100 mins and 500 > texts? I don't mind what network (although Orange is a bit dodgy around > here). Virgin, bought from them on virginmobile.com or by phone, £20 for 200 mins and 500 texts (or 300 mins and 300 texts) - no contract, that is pay monthly SIM only. Add £5 a month for a 12 month contract and 'free' phone. £32 gets 500 mins and 1000 texts. Extra texts are 3p if it's to another Virgin phone. I phoned them and got the 300 mins / 300 texts for £15, discounted from the £20 online after complaining I can't get NTL cable (because if you do, the same is £10). out of complete curiosity - why so many texts ? is it difficult to ring in your job ? > Hi, > I currently have a contract with O2 with 100 mins and 100 texts. I'm well [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > texts? I don't mind what network (although Orange is a bit dodgy around > here). > out of complete curiosity - why so many texts ? > > is it difficult to ring in your job ? Thanks for all the pointers everyone. It is rather a lot of texts, something like 15 a day. It comes from having a girlfriend who likes to text me and expects a reply. The sort of mundane stuff it covers (leaving work, eating tea, watching tv etc) does not really need a phone call. Drives me mad sometimes, but there you go. There are worse things that could happen. |
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