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Woby_Tide wrote: »

Tesco £4 per Mb
Asda 20p per Mb

so if calls and texts aren't your only criteria there is one big difference

Indeed, usual Tesco tricks.

uzubairu

Woby_Tide wrote: »

Tesco £4 per Mb
Asda 20p per Mb

so if calls and texts aren't your only criteria there is one big difference

As a light user who ONLY calls and texts and is already with Tesco Mobile, it isn't a problem for me, but I do agree that if I needed that option Asda would be my choice ( I was going to switch to Asda before I found this thread).

evenasus

Woby_Tide wrote: »

Tesco £4 per Mb
Asda 20p per Mb

so if calls and texts aren't your only criteria there is one big difference

The name Lite should give you the hint that it's aimed at 'light' users of mobile phones.
A £10 top-up with Tesco will last me well over a year.

If I want to connect to the internet, I use my PC or laptop.

uzubairu

evenasus wrote: »

The name Lite should give you the hint that it's aimed at 'light' users of mobile phones.
A £10 top-up with Tesco will last me well over a year.

If I want to connect to the internet, I use my PC or laptop.

That's what I thought.

Just got off the phone and after 11 minutes of bribery, the assistant realised that I definitely wanted to go on the Pay As You Go Lite tariff.

Very pleased now, as I have a phone when I need it at with cheap calls and no frills or gimmicks and 10% staff discount on top-ups. Perfect.

thor

evenasus wrote: »

The name Lite should give you the hint that it's aimed at 'light' users of mobile phones.
A £10 top-up with Tesco will last me well over a year.

Asda's min top up of £5 would last me over a year. It is why I shelled out the extra 47p for one.

Woby_Tide

evenasus wrote: »

The name Lite should give you the hint that it's aimed at 'light' users of mobile phones.
A £10 top-up with Tesco will last me well over a year.

If I want to connect to the internet, I use my PC or laptop.

Why do they need the name lite then if it's only offering the same rates as a bog standard 'normal' tariff elsewhere.

It was just to point out that if people wanted the same rates but for whatever reason may have a need to use data at some point, whether frequently or infrequently, there was a big difference in that part of the tarrif. Sheesh, some people