is vodaphone pay as you go cheapest option

building

for someone who spends a lot of time in france and if so how does it compare to 02 for example?
thanks in advance.

utilitybroker

building wrote:

for someone who spends a lot of time in france and if so how does it compare to 02 for example?
thanks in advance.

You already have a thread running on the subject of calling from France where you were given excellent advice by Redux.
Why start another one?

See :http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=166471

pigeonpie

I've lived in France, Building. Strongly suggest you get a PAYG french SIM for calls and texts to France and texts to UK mobiles and use cabines with international phone cards, not the FT France ones, for calls to UK.

redux

pigeonpie, if you read the other thread, you'll see this advice is redundant as the OP already has one.

Vodafone publish information about Passport on their website

O2 also have a website

digp

on voda payg is it poss to have stop the clock and passport, if so, how?

z0nk

From the terms and conditions

10. Vodafone Stop The Clock does not apply to calls made while abroad.

digp

what i mean is i have got stop the clock

however can i also have passport -not nec for use abroad is it?

redux

digp wrote:

however can i also have passport -not nec for use abroad is it?

Passport is for use abroad, and easy to apply for, either on website, via automatic menu on calls to some numbers, or by asking CS.

digp

isn't passport used for calling abroad?

redux

digp wrote:

isn't passport used for calling abroad?

Kindly respect the efforts of people that try to help.

If you won't believe us, then read the Vodafone website.

digp

If you won't believe us, then read the Vodafone website.

what is the vodafone passport website?