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  • SALOPMAN wrote: »
    Have to say have been impressed with giffgaff, calls are as clear as anyones, txts have been sent straight away, mobile internet is as fast as T-Mobile Im using, free 0800 calls are a great idea as I can use 18185 to call international at very cheap rates - cyprus for 1p landlines and 5p mobiles for instance. Free calls bewteen giffgaff phones are also a useful feature.
    Im well happy - and you can get £5 for referrals :j

    i would check this out access numbers to call over providers to make calls via your phone is from what i last learnt about giffgaff is against there terms. the free 0800 numbers is for just making calls to and not meant to be used for using other provider services. i would be careful with it incase giffgaff says its against there terms.

    giffgaff is good for internet if you have a deacent o2 network in your area. thats it really. calls and texts rates and packages you can find cheaper.

    if you use phone mainly for calls and texts have a look at asda mobile, vectone mobile, lycamobile and the new network called NOW mobile. they offer better competive rates for calls and texts. nor do they charge the hefty 20p a min to 0870 and 0845 calls.

    i would weigh up what you do with your phone first if its web fine giffgaff may cater to your needs. but if its just calls and texts there are cheaper.
  • deutsch
    deutsch Posts: 398 Forumite
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    Are Vectoe Mobile's UK landline calls at 1p temporary? I know Lycamobile's is (looking at the t&c's).


    Without bundles (because most only last for a month)

    ASDA - 8p/min (mobile/landline), 4p/txt, 25p/MB, 8p/min voicemail

    GIFFGAFF - 8p/min (mobile/landline), 4p/txt, free mobile internet (until dec2010), 8p/min voicemail

    VECTONE - 10p/min (mobile), 1p/min (landline), 4p/txt, 10p/MB, 5p/min voicemail

    These I think are the best three, although Asda v Giffgaff - the mobile internet is the difference.
  • Stompa
    Stompa Posts: 8,375 Forumite
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    tony077844 wrote: »
    i would check this out access numbers to call over providers to make calls via your phone is from what i last learnt about giffgaff is against there terms. the free 0800 numbers is for just making calls to and not meant to be used for using other provider services. i would be careful with it incase giffgaff says its against there terms.
    Can I ask where you saw that? I had a quick look at their T&C's and couldn't see any mention of freephone numbers at all.
    Stompa
  • rwalton159
    rwalton159 Posts: 467 Forumite
    deutsch wrote: »
    Are Vectoe Mobile's UK landline calls at 1p temporary? I know Lycamobile's is (looking at the t&c's).


    Without bundles (because most only last for a month)

    ASDA - 8p/min (mobile/landline), 4p/txt, 25p/MB, 8p/min voicemail

    GIFFGAFF - 8p/min (mobile/landline), 4p/txt, free mobile internet (until dec2010), 8p/min voicemail

    VECTONE - 10p/min (mobile), 1p/min (landline), 4p/txt, 10p/MB, 5p/min voicemail

    These I think are the best three, although Asda v Giffgaff - the mobile internet is the difference.

    plus free giffgaff to giffgaff for 3mths when you top up £10

    plus free calls to 0800 numbers
  • giffgaff voicemail is 8p/call not 8p/min I've seen no where in the terms and conditions where it says you can't use 0800/0808 access numbers on giffgaff
  • hhhonlyfan
    hhhonlyfan Posts: 234 Forumite
    ill try and clear this up access numbers and 0800/0808 are permitted on giffgaff. i contacted an agent to check this.
    :j:jDribbling my way to financial success:j:j

    Profit for 2010 Updated on 09/05/10 at 23.55 - £2022.09:T:T
  • LOL

    Despite all my good comments about giffgaff, I've gone for the T-Mobile offer and I'm leaving them.

    I asked for my pac code and received it in an hour.

    Cant knock giffgaff = super service & great offers (just not as good as the t-mobile one on the 10th Oct 2010)
  • geoffW
    geoffW Posts: 184 Forumite
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    edited 12 November 2010 at 9:43PM
    Giffgaff announced today.
    The free internet has again been extended until the end of Feb 2011.
    I will have had free internet on my phone for 14 months by then. Can't be bad.
  • Stompa
    Stompa Posts: 8,375 Forumite
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    edited 12 November 2010 at 10:19PM
    geoffW wrote: »
    Giffgaff announced today.
    The free internet has again been extended until the end of Feb 2011.
    I will have had free internet on my phone for 14 months by then. Can't be bad.
    Coincidentally I was looking at their website about five minutes ago to see if they'd extended, but couldn't see anything. Do you have a link for that please?

    Update: Ah, nevermind, found it.
    Stompa
  • neil40
    neil40 Posts: 753 Forumite
    The other thing is that they scrapping the £30 umlimited goodybag which does'nt affect me but a lot of people are having a big moan about it.:(
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