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o2 tariffs
Stuckinarut
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Am I right in saying you can't have unlimited o2 to 02 calls and a web bolt on at the same time?
I am currently on the web and text pay and go tarrif with the family bolt on and i top up £15 per month.
I have seen the 12 month simplicity tariff and for £10 you get unlimited texts, o2 to o2 calls and 300 anytime minutes. So this is much better value for money, but I use the internet a lot and doesn't look like I am able to add it as a bolt on.
Does anyone know if this is correct, or know of any other good tarriffs?
Thanks
I am currently on the web and text pay and go tarrif with the family bolt on and i top up £15 per month.
I have seen the 12 month simplicity tariff and for £10 you get unlimited texts, o2 to o2 calls and 300 anytime minutes. So this is much better value for money, but I use the internet a lot and doesn't look like I am able to add it as a bolt on.
Does anyone know if this is correct, or know of any other good tarriffs?
Thanks
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I believe you can have as many bolt-on's as you want as long as you're willing to pay for them. The lower £10 simplicity only gives you unlimited 02 to 02 because its cheaper for them and you can't change it to any other bolt-on, changing the free bolt-on is only available for higher £20+pm tariffs.
Have a look at t-mobile...they were giving free boosters that could be changed each month.0 -
Thanks, it appears from online that the option to add an additional bolt on at a cost is not available for the web bolt on.
I wasn't really wanting to change from o2 as most ppl I know are on it, but I will have a look anyway. Thanks0 -
On those, you can have either o2 to o2 foc or landline foc. If you want the internet, you can have that for £5 extra but lose o2 to o2/landline calls foc.
It's the smart simplicity. :beer:0 -
How about Giffgaff? I've just started using them myself
They're a mvno using o2's signal and they offer unlimited texts/internet and 300 any network/landline mins for £15 a month (or unlimited texts/internet and 100 mins for £10 a month)
http://giffgaff.com/index/pricing0
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