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there is an error on orange system that allows you to get free gprs permantly, got this from am site on wapm called prodigits. by texting the word 'access' to 247. it deducts the usual £1 for an days access but will continue giving you free gprs permantly, mines been free for 2 months now. you will recieve a text back saying when this offer wil start but trust me it will work beyond the 24hrs and save youn £'s . this only works with pay as you go hansets. for details visit a site on wap called prodigits or e mail me
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  • tenof26
    tenof26 Posts: 235 Forumite
    Is this really true :-o

    I would love to try it out, but alas, im benifiting from another orange pay as you go deal/error

    Back in the day you could get "5 free texts a day" for a one off payment of £15, (at the time i signed up it was for ever, then it went to a year, and its meant to of expired :-/)

    So when you apply for this, does it work? and does it apply a sim update thing via text, as i dont want to risk losing my 5 free texts a day :-(
  • *!*HIBS*!*
    *!*HIBS*!* Posts: 551 Forumite
    tenof26 wrote:
    I would love to try it out, but alas, im benifiting from another orange pay as you go deal/error

    Back in the day you could get "5 free texts a day" for a one off payment of £15, (at the time i signed up it was for ever, then it went to a year, and its meant to of expired :-/)
    Did you get the Orange Out Here one or the One year Orange Out Here? The former allows people to continue sending 5 free messages a day, the latter is only valid for one year. Which do you have?
  • chrisyc
    chrisyc Posts: 113 Forumite
    *!*HIBS*!* wrote:
    Did you get the Orange Out Here one or the One year Orange Out Here? The former allows people to continue sending 5 free messages a day, the latter is only valid for one year. Which do you have?

    i have the free five txts a day forever got it ages ago, but i dont use that sim anymore :rolleyes:
  • pdoff
    pdoff Posts: 2,908 Forumite
    sorry to be thick - what's gprs?
    Cleaning the house while children are growing is like shovelling snow when it's still snowing!
  • GPRS, stands for General Packet Radio Service, and is a protocol for passing data over a mobile phone network. GPRS allows for what has become known as "always on" data connection for GSM mobile phones, allowing for faster WAP browsing, web surfing and email.
  • Seems to be working. Nice one:T :T :T :j
  • mm66
    mm66 Posts: 550 Forumite
    yup...it works...great find OP
  • tenof26
    tenof26 Posts: 235 Forumite
    *!*HIBS*!* wrote:
    Did you get the Orange Out Here one or the One year Orange Out Here? The former allows people to continue sending 5 free messages a day, the latter is only valid for one year. Which do you have?

    Well, technically both :-/

    I had the unlimited one, but my credit accidently run out, so i thought i lost it, i then used the one year one, and it said it was meant to run out ... but it just hasnt :-/

    Not that im complaining though !

    Either way, has anyone got "orange out here" (either) working with this?

    Thanks
  • pdoff
    pdoff Posts: 2,908 Forumite
    GPRS, stands for General Packet Radio Service, and is a protocol for passing data over a mobile phone network. GPRS allows for what has become known as "always on" data connection for GSM mobile phones, allowing for faster WAP browsing, web surfing and email.
    thank you! sounds a bit technical for me - i use mine (hubby's old phone) for the odd text, photo & emergency phone call!
    Cleaning the house while children are growing is like shovelling snow when it's still snowing!
  • showders
    showders Posts: 56 Forumite
    Hi

    Does anyone know if the orange gprs servive can be used with say your laptop to access web pages/email etc. I currently use o2 to achieve this but if orange allowed this access it would certainly be better

    Thanks
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