Disgusting Service From Vodafone / No Incoming Or Outgoing Calls Or Texts for days

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Most of the networks now have SIM-only monthly contract options. Monthly means a rolling one month commitment, one month's notice.

For example, O2's is called Simplicity, and is on the front page of their website, though they also have a 12-month version which is highlighted.

If Vodafone's offer is less prominent, you could tell them a friend mentioned O2's deal, and ask what equivalents they have

You ought to be able to get 600 minutes, loads of texts, and unlimited internet for about £20, 1000 or 1200 minutes for £30, per minute charges for more use on top.

hotkee

As my earnings are around £400 - £600 a day I dont worry too much about cost, particuarly when my calls are all business related and earning money. Its about what suits me.

Spare any loose change - I got an empty bucket - ta!

dazzaofdagenham

£100 is a lot to spend on a PAYG tariff..

Surely you could be paying half that with a decent tariff ?
And less bover topping up the handset and checking balance all the time

Darren

hotkee

dazzaofdagenham - I suspect glowplug claims the £100 as a business expense in which case he would profit I think on the tax etc. - the more you can claim etc...

robt_2

glowplug wrote: »

As my previous post. I dont tie myself to any contracts.

As my earnings are around £400 - £600 a day I dont worry too much about cost, particuarly when my calls are all business related and earning money. Its about what suits me.

However, I'd certainly be interested to see what the t&cs are with something like to describe and I'm sure others would love a deal like that.

Perhaps you would be good enough to post a link to that specific deal??

Ok.

http://shop.o2.co.uk/sim-only-simplicity

1200 minutes, 2400 texts and unlimited weekend calls for £29.38 a month.

I also fail to see how a ONE month contract is commiting yourself - I assume you don't change your PAYG network more than once a month.

glowplug

hotkee wrote: »

dazzaofdagenham - I suspect glowplug claims the £100 as a business expense in which case he would profit I think on the tax etc. - the more you can claim etc...

Yep, exactly right.:j