giffgaff mobile network

Alison_B

Both of my boys are on it and we find it fine. One of my boys goes through about 500 texts per day, so is ideal for him.

grumbler

Do you after 5 years not know how to use Search ?

300 threads on this board with this name mentioned at least once.
17 threads with the title containing 'giffgaff'.
Yours is the 18th.

makemesumdosh

put my daughter on giffgaff, runs on o2 network so works well for us.
if you get refered by existing giffgaff member you get an extra £5.00 added to your sim when you top up and i would get 500 points ( worth £5.00)

currently on o2 til july but will move to giffgaff then and get my daughter to refer me

luvpump

Hey, i thought i was reasonably internet savvy, but ive never heard of giffgaff, but just looked at there website & have ordered a sim :T 5 quid for unlimited calls and txts sounds great ..

grumbler

I am not with giffgaff, but I think for £5 only texts are unlimited.
Calls are not unlimited on all tariffs.

myfairrlady

Calls are not unlimited on any tarriff. Internet is unlimited on goodybags.

ivinsp

You do get free unlimited calls, texts and videocalls to other giffgaff users (calls up to 60 mins and then need to redial) if you top up at least £10 once every 3 months

Tunstallstoven

Alison_B wrote: »

Both of my boys are on it and we find it fine. One of my boys goes through about 500 texts per day, so is ideal for him.

Crikey!!! RSI?

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Unfortunately, things got in the way and I have not got around to doing this yet. Went to order my SIM today. Previously, TopCashBack had a Voucher Code (for £5 credit) AND Cashback (£4.04) available for GiffGaff. However, when I went there today the Voucher Code is gone and only the Cashback remains.

I know that people can refer me to GiffGaff and we both - in effect - get £5 top up for doing so. But is there a way of doing the referral and going through the Cashback site for maximum Ku-Tching (did I spell that right?).

Cheers

Max

Stompa

Alison_B wrote: »

One of my boys goes through about 500 texts per day, so is ideal for him.

If we assume he's awake for 16 hours a day, that's around one every 2 minutes - continuously. Is that physically possible? - particularly since he'd presumably need to spend some time reading all the replies!

Tunstallstoven

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