free 250 minutes on 02 without topping up

wuggles

Hi is it possible to have more xnet bolt on put on contract phones- if yes then how do i do that? thanks

MUHAMID

yes you can get free treat on contract.
see T&C:

Pay Monthly Free Anytime minutes Treat

1.The Free Anytime minutes Treat is only available to existing O2 customers who are invited to choose this Treat when calling 2211from their mobile. 2.The Treat provides free anytime voice minutes made in the UK to standard UK fixed-lines and UK mobiles.3.The number of free minutes in the Treat allowance will be confirmed when calling 2211.4.The Treat lasts for 3 months from the date of activation.5.Unused Calls allowance will not be rolled over from one month to the next. 6.Calls made in excess of your free Treat allowance each month will be charged at your standard rate. 7.Where customers have a message Bolt On, qualifying minutes used will be decremented in the following order: available Free Anytime Treat minutes, Bolt On minute allowances and minutes included in the tariff. 8.General Treats terms and conditions apply. See https://www.o2.co.uk/terms for details.
or go on:

http://www.o2.co.uk/terms/treats/0,,600,00.html

Stabilo

Stabilo wrote:

I have received the confirmation from O2 that I have applied for the bolt on but I have received this 3 or 4 times before. It is normally followed by the 'sorry you need to top-up....' message. Fingers crossed that now I have the free £2.50 on the account I will receive the free bolt on.

Received the free bolt on this morning, thanks Muhamid.

MUHAMID

Stabilo wrote:

Received the free bolt on this morning, thanks Muhamid.

After how many hours of activation did you get ur mins.

Stabilo

MUHAMID wrote:

After how many hours of activation did you get ur mins.

Registered 10.35 am 30th Oct, bolt on confirmation 9.05 am today. Approx 23 hours. My experience indciates you need to register 'an address', get the £2.50 for registering and then apply for calls50 (etc). It could just be that the offer has now officially started (29th Oct) and you may not need to register an address (or top up) to get the calls50.

For the members who recieved the calls50 treat last week had you already registered an address or topped up or did you get the calls50 just by sending the text message to 21300 i.e. on a sim with absolutely no credit?

MUHAMID

Stabilo wrote:

Registered 10.35 am 30th Oct, bolt on confirmation 9.05 am today. Approx 23 hours. My experience indciates you need to register 'an address', get the £2.50 for registering and then apply for calls50 (etc). It could just be that the offer has now officially started (29th Oct) and you may not need to register an address (or top up) to get the calls50.

For the members who recieved the calls50 treat last week had you already registered an address or topped up or did you get the calls50 just by sending the text message to 21300 i.e. on a sim with absolutely no credit?

i have registered all type of sims.i.e.1st i'd activated free bolt on on 2 (Not Regd. for Address)sims,Then i'd activated sims with zero credit (Regitered for address)And i never toped up any of the above sims.
The aim of this post is in T&Cs....
1.O2 Joining Treats Promotion is open to new O2 UK and Online Pay & Go customers who have topped up at least once and who request to OPT IN to an eligible Bolt On between 29 October 05 up to and including 10 January 06 ("the Promotional Period") subject to the terms and conditions below. But it works without top up.

karin

MUHAMID wrote:

i have registered all type of sims.i.e.1st i'd activated free bolt on on 2 (Not Regd. for Address)sims,Then i'd activated sims with zero credit (Regitered for address)And i never toped up any of the above sims.
The aim of this post is in T&Cs....
1.O2 Joining Treats Promotion is open to new O2 UK and Online Pay & Go customers who have topped up at least once and who request to OPT IN to an eligible Bolt On between 29 October 05 up to and including 10 January 06 ("the Promotional Period") subject to the terms and conditions below. But it works without top up.

Thaks so much Mohammid - I have registered 2 of my free sims - Have managed to get so far;

2 Calls 50 offers - worth -£23:97x 2 = £47:94
2 regisration - worth -£2:50x 2 =£5:00
2 international bolt on - £4:99 x2 = £9:98

This adds up to £63:92p - and gives me 100 minutes per month for 3 months - Thanks again.

Not bad for £0:00 outlay and I can use the registration credit for international calls at 10p per min.

(n.b - International bolt on is free to ALL O2 customers until 10/01/2006 and well worth it as it gives off peak call to europe at 5p per min - and off peak to Oz, NZ, and USA+some others at 10p per min.)

This is v. good as off peak here is daytime in Oz + NZ.

I hope now that O2 have been taken over there will still be opportunities like this.

MUHAMID

karin wrote:

I hope now that O2 have been taken over there will still be opportunities like this.

:think: Same thing i was thinking about O2.
but they are not going to do any changes in system or their software.it's just a matter of ownership.we wish they don't do any changes in our benefits.;)

the_one_and_only

Hi i have recieved the bolt ons, how do you actually "opt out" will they tell you when you need to cancel? Also is there anyway of getting free messages instead of calls?

Hope you can help

karin

the_one_and_only wrote:

Hi i have recieved the bolt ons, how do you actually "opt out" will they tell you when you need to cancel? Also is there anyway of getting free messages instead of calls?

Hope you can help

I looked on the site and it says that they will send a text 7 days before the last month ends and you can opt out at least 72 hours(3 days), before they are due to charge you by calling 2425 free on your phone and following the prompts.

If however when the day comes there is no credit on the phone they can't take it anyway can they and then you will have lost nothing.

As the offer is on until Jan 10th I was thinking that I might activate at least 1 new sim before that date to get another three months and the free £2:50 registration credit too.

Perhaps by then O2 will have plugged the loophole but one can always hope they haven't!!