T-Mobile Best Tariff On the Market

CarolinaChiquita

Daft girly question ... how do you find out what coverage you have in your area? I don't understand the thing on the t mobile website - can't make out if I'm in a good coverage area or a bad one?

wlfc1

click on this link

http://www.tmobile.co.uk/Dispatcher?menuid=ctl_change_state&name=searchResults&value=off&nextpageid=phones_cua_uc

deutzkiwi

CarolinaChiquita wrote:

Daft girly question ... how do you find out what coverage you have in your area? I don't understand the thing on the t mobile website - can't make out if I'm in a good coverage area or a bad one?

You could ask visitors to your house/friends/family in the area if they're on tmobile and what their coverage is like.

You could also buy a tmob/virgin payg sim and try that first. Virgin often have free sim on their website.

CarolinaChiquita

deutzkiwi wrote:

You could ask visitors to your house/friends/family in the area if they're on tmobile and what their coverage is like.

You could also buy a tmob/virgin payg sim and try that first. Virgin often have free sim on their website.

Thanks ... I just got a t-mobile contract today and didn't even think about coverage!! I was just trying to make sure I was ok!!! (A typical "me" thing to do that was!!)

PaulC@Warwick

deutzkiwi wrote:

Nope, 0845/0870 are charge outside the allowence. Sorry mate!

Do you know if it is possible to call 18866cheapcalls (02070019797) with the flext 35 x-net inclusive minutes? I've been with 3 for the last year and have never been charged for calls to this number. I'm wanting to change over to T-Mobile (flext 35) but obviously if i can't make these calls for free there's no point.

I've called T-Mobile customer service and they said that the number was not showing as an access number (if it had they said they would charge for it). Is there anyone out there with Flext and using this number for free???

Paul

mdean

Those are rubbish prices compared to virgin whose no contract quarterly bill option charges 15p for first 5 mins then 5p
3p virgin texts
10p other texts
freevoicemail
dunno about pitures - what sort of moneysaver uses that

Most important no fee - pay for what you use - and its T mobiles network.

My last quarterly bill £23

I do not understand why people use contract phones

richardjames73

mdean wrote:

Those are rubbish prices copared to virgin whose no contract quarterly bill option charges 15p for first 5 mins then 5p
3p virgin texts
10p other texts
freevoicemail
dunno about pitures - what sort of moneysaver uses that

Most important no fee - pay for what you use - and its T mobiles network.

My last quarterly bill £23

I do not understand why people use contract phones

And how much does it cost you if you want to call someone on o2, Vodaphone or Orange? :cool:

lewt

what does antone think to getting the flex t deal from dialaphone and getting a free i pod video too all for £35 per month i went to t mobile site and found i could get the deal for £26.50 is £9 a month for 18 months £180 of a 30gb vid i pod sounds ok any1 know the catch?

M20DAL

900 Mins @ 0.15 A Min = £135.00 A Month Or £26.25 On Flext Thats Why We Use Contract Phones

mdean

richardjames73 wrote:

And how much does it cost you if you want to call someone on o2, Vodaphone or Orange? :cool:

15p for the first 5 mins
5p after that