Samsung Galaxy S FOC £18.75 per month 600mins/500text/unlim net just ordered!

pault123

Topcash back £50 = -£50
8 months half price line rental £12.50 = £100
16 months at standard line rental £25 = £400

= £18.75 a month

phone FOC

600 mins x net, 500 text unlimited net. Tmobile through mobiles.co.uk

:money::money::money:

Quicklite

Pretty good. T-Mobile coverage isn't the best all round though.

Anon

Quicklite wrote: »

Pretty good. T-Mobile coverage isn't the best all round though.

From October 4th you will be able to opt in to roaming between Orange and T-Mobile (same company now - Everything Everywhere) and it will therefore be possible to lock on to the strongest signal. Should help to even out some of the gaps in coverage.

Anon

Quicklite

Anon wrote: »

From October 4th you will be able to opt in to roaming between Orange and T-Mobile (same company now - Everything Everywhere) and it will therefore be possible to lock on to the strongest signal. Should help to even out some of the gaps in coverage.

Anon

So I read.

It's only GSM though - better than nothing I suppose.

pazman2k

shame its mobiles.co.uk as well !

good deal cost wise tho

pault123

arn't they part of car phone warehouse?

i found some bad reviews - but then doesn't every mobile company have these!

I'm planning on using the Samsung for my home internet access too, that will save me £20 a month landline + broadband.

It support wireless tethering so as I understand it if the phone is in range of my router I can get online in the unlimited net allowance ( i think fair use is 3-4gb)

mobilejunkie

Then how would it save on your broadband, since the router only works if you still subscribe?!

And yes, most companies have some bad feedback - but let's hope you aren't one of the innumerable people who rush into bed with a cpw company only to realise you should have given weight to the volumes of bad feedback on this one!

pault123

mobilejunkie wrote: »

Then how would it save on your broadband, since the router only works if you still subscribe?!

And yes, most companies have some bad feedback - but let's hope you aren't one of the innumerable people who rush into bed with a cpw company only to realise you should have given weight to the volumes of bad feedback on this one!

I shouldn't have said router, i understand I can use my wireless pci card to pick up my Samsung as a wireless access point and go on the net that way?

i used buymobilephones.net last year who were slow with cashback but came through in the end and they had verrrrry nad feedback. :eek:

Exhortation

Isn't that "tethering"? I would check your T&Cs to ensure this is allowed before trying it.

mobilejunkie

pault123 wrote: »

I shouldn't have said router, i understand I can use my wireless pci card to pick up my Samsung as a wireless access point and go on the net that way?

i used buymobilephones.net last year who were slow with cashback but came through in the end and they had verrrrry nad feedback. :eek:

Strange; I have a lot of experience with both companies and until the summer the vast majority of feedback on Buymobilephones was actually good. The opposite may be said of mobiles.co.uk and that has been the case for more than year - and they're not improving!

MyUserNamesTaken

The Samsung Galaxy S is able to act as a mobile access point, broadcasting out a connection just like a wireless modem/router, allowing you to connect as many wireless machines as you want to the net at the same time.