T-mobile free texts for life offer on PAYG

robbies_gal

i dont think so enty it says u have to top up 10 pounds then it gets added on the next calendar month

OldGreyFox

enty01 wrote: »

Is the £10 top up available as credit for making calls?

Yes you can use the £10 credit as you see fit. Calls, Texts, Web.:D

robbies_gal

oh right sorry i misunderstood

jamespir

sorry but hows it free if you have to pay £10 a month thats like saying free bacon just pay 2.60 for the roll and the brown sauce

OldGreyFox

jamespir wrote: »

sorry but hows it free if you have to pay £10 a month thats like saying free bacon just pay 2.60 for the roll and the brown sauce

Inclusive Yes But Not Free !!! Even though you get to keep the £10 to use as you see fit.

robbies_gal

then they cant say free texts for life really can they

karenw

Very misleading is this deal i might give it as whirl tho as i'm already a t-mobile customer but i don't fancy changing my number :rolleyes:

robbies_gal

i think it said u can keep your number not sure if youre already on t mobile though

macman

karenw wrote: »

So basically it's like a contract then

It's not like a contract. A contract means you have to pay x pounds per month for so many months. This is entirely optional-as long as you top up by £10 in a month then you get unlimited free texts the next month. If you don't, no free texts. So you can opt in and out each month as you wish.
Sounds like just a cynical way of encouraging low users to spend more on calls, in order to get more free texts that they can use anyway.
I'd also bet that there's a 'fair usage' clause lurking somewhere in the small print-someone was complaining in another post that he was offered 'unlimited texts', which turned out to be limited by a fair use clause to 'only' 4,000 a month!

karenw

macman wrote: »

It's not like a contract. A contract means you have to pay x pounds per month for so many months. This is entirely optional-as long as you top up by £10 in a month then you get unlimited free texts the next month. If you don't, no free texts. So you can opt in and out each month as you wish.
Sounds like just a cynical way of encouraging low users to spend more on calls, in order to get more free texts that they can use anyway.
I'd also bet that there's a 'fair usage' clause lurking somewhere in the small print-someone was complaining in another post that he was offered 'unlimited texts', which turned out to be limited by a fair use clause to 'only' 4,000 a month!

Thanks for clearing that up for me, i understand the deal much more clearly now cheers