converting sim credit into cash or goods.

darude

you used to only be able to access bargain pages online by paying £1.50 via SMS for 2/3 days access. its all free now. there must be something out there... pay for MP3s etc. If you have more than £5 (£7 to be on the safe side) you can topup https://www.voipcheap.co.uk (use it to make international calls) by sending a SMS. Too bad I just got over £4

darude

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Ring a sex line. Your credit will last about 30 seconds... or so I'm led to believe.

I don't think that's the *best way* to use up credit.

darude

just came across www.beemme.co.uk - never tried this

EDIT: its a bit like online banking with SMS - but you can't use your mobile credit to credit your beemme account

darude

Here you go guys: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/784141

darude

This is what I used my credit on: http://www.text-n-talk.com
Its like moving my PAYG credit to this one where I could use any other phones to make a call. You can topup from £1.50 - brilliant!!

moneypanicker

There are some charitys that you can donate through text. I used some credit up donating for sport relief although there are other charities that use this service.

Murmansk

If you open an account with Fishtext you'll be able to send text from your computer via their website for 2p each.

You can top up your Firshtext account using a mobile phone to credit Fishtext with £5 so that's a good way of using up your prepay credit now in a way that means you'll be able to make us of the credit on Fishtext into the future.

MyUserNamesTaken

Ring people? Just an idea, like.

katiedog

text ROWSE to 84555 for an eco bag. It uses £2 credit.

See web-site for details.

Come on guys there must be more out there.


Katiedog

edinburghgirl

convert it back into cash via quidco
sign into your quidco account then search for jamster
search for a music track you fancy then click on single purchase(bottom right hand corner of screen) and enter mobile number and follow instructions.
you dont have to download the track if you dont want to
it costs £1.50 plus one text message charge per download and quidco gives you back £1.80