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Giff gaff is niff naff
blackadder41
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in Mobiles
Hi
Tried niff naff for a few months. Found the whole experience a nightmare, can,t speak to anyone, stuck in email loops, can,t reply to messages started by agents, poor signal.
So moving on, I was using their data package on an I pad.
Any ideas of who I can use?
Blackadder41
Tried niff naff for a few months. Found the whole experience a nightmare, can,t speak to anyone, stuck in email loops, can,t reply to messages started by agents, poor signal.
So moving on, I was using their data package on an I pad.
Any ideas of who I can use?
Blackadder41
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If you want data and lots of it I think 3 is the realistic alternative if you don't want GG.0
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Cannot speak highly enough of GiffGaff it does all i want when i want .
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As has been said above, Three are the only realistic option if you want plenty of data at a good price. Make sure you check their coverage and have a look where their transmitters are before you sign up.0
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But that map doesn't say which transmitters are whose!and have a look where their transmitters are before you sign up.0 -
T-mobile is good for 3G coverage & is reliable.You can get a £5 booster for Internet & can always browse for no extra charge-no matter how much data you use.0
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Yes it does. You need to enter the postcode you want to check and click on a blue pin. The information you want is on the left hand side of the map.Kernel_Sanders wrote: »But that map doesn't say which transmitters are whose!0 -
Try https://www.ovivomobile.com £5 for the sim which gets converted to credit, free 1GB data every month at no cost to yourself.0
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Thanks. I didn't realize those blue icons were also links! I presume these things transmit 360°? I have identified two masts, each about a mile away, one is less powerful (18 dBW) but with clear line of sight from one side of my house. The other is 26 dBW but with housing in between; which transmitter would give me better mobile broadband?Yes it does. You need to enter the postcode you want to check and click on a blue pin. The information you want is on the left hand side of the map.0 -
You haven't mentioned that you would have to view over 500 adverts to get that 1GB! At least, I think that is what is implied on this page.... http://ovivomobile.com/23/our-offer/the-ovivo-tablet-mobile-broadband-tariff/Try https://www.ovivomobile.com £5 for the sim which gets converted to credit, free 1GB data every month at no cost to yourself.0 -
you do get adverts but there is a way of stopping them, a mate uses them and she stopped the adverts i think on their site it tells you how to do that.my bark is worse than my bite!!!!!!!!0
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