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Unlocked phone, need web access
Have an unlocked symbian mobile phone [Nokia] and I am looking for cheap web access, rarely use for phone calls or texts, none of the comparison sites seem to allow you to specify web access or even mention it on the site when trying to select a phone tariff..Any suggestions????
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im currently on Tmobile sim only deal £15 month i get 600mins 500 texts and a free booster very month, i choose the unlimited internet booster. you can get it as cheap as 10 a month if your not bothered bout mins or texts0
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More information needed.
Web access on the handset or connected to your PC?
PAYG or Contract?
Network preference?0 -
Have an unlocked symbian mobile phone [Nokia] and I am looking for cheap web access, rarely use for phone calls or texts, none of the comparison sites seem to allow you to specify web access or even mention it on the site when trying to select a phone tariff..Any suggestions????
It's pretty annoying that most deals assume that people spend their entire lives aimlessly yakking on their phone and sending 100's of inane text messages.
I regard a mobile phone as primarily an internet/email/mapping device with voice and text very much a secondary function.0 -
If you can bag a second hand Blackberry, say a 8320(approx. £60-£80) and sell the Nokia, then you can get T-Mobile PAYG 6 Months Blackberry Access which includes internet for only £20 in total. This would be my first choice. Otherwise keep the Nokia and use the standard T-mobile PAYG internet access for 6 months - price £20 in total.0
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If you can bag a second hand Blackberry, say a 8320(approx. £60-£80) and sell the Nokia, then you can get T-Mobile PAYG 6 Months Blackberry Access which includes internet for only £20 in total. This would be my first choice. Otherwise keep the Nokia and use the standard T-mobile PAYG internet access for 6 months - price £20 in total.
Do you have a link for this? T mobile site seems to require phone purchase?0 -
It's pretty annoying that most deals assume that people spend their entire lives aimlessly yakking on their phone and sending 100's of inane text messages.
I regard a mobile phone as primarily an internet/email/mapping device with voice and text very much a secondary function.0 -
Tesco offers 7 days unlimited* browsing for £2
http://www.tesco.com/mobilenetwork/shoplanding.aspx?page=97
* Of course there is a fair use policy - 100mb in this case0 -
If you literally don't need any minutes or texts, 3 offer unlimited internet for £5 a month. Otherwise, go with a T-Mobile SIM Only deal - £10 a month with 100 mins, 100 texts, and unlimited internet. Just go on their website and search around for 'Sim Only'. No phone purchase required.The quickest way to become a millionaire is start off as a billionaire and go into the airline business.
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Bowling_4_Gold wrote: »If you literally don't need any minutes or texts, 3 offer unlimited internet for £5 a month. Otherwise, go with a T-Mobile SIM Only deal - £10 a month with 100 mins, 100 texts, and unlimited internet. Just go on their website and search around for 'Sim Only'. No phone purchase required.
I was going to mention the 3 zero sim deal, just got a sim for my dongle , £5 on a sim only deal with 1gb of data, the speedtest shows Im getting 3meg speeds plus you can cap the allowance so you won't go over and recieve nasty bills0
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