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Best free off-peak evening and weekend package
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three are now doing 3000 off peak any network mins for £25. Closest to that i have seen is orange with 1000 cross network mins for £25. I personal have never had a problem using three. Just the walled garden on the wap i don't like0
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Orange everyday 50 is not an option anymore. Think twice before you give it up because you wont be able to get it again0
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Have a look at this deal by mobileshop:
http://www.mobileshop.com/mobile-phones/orange/pay-monthly/nokia-3120.php/PORANG31200004
Offering a 1000 minute off peak any network deal with 12 month free line rental."An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" - Mahatma Gandhi0 -
.... then £25.00 a month thereafter.pin wrote:Have a look at this deal by mobileshop:
http://www.mobileshop.com/mobile-phones/orange/pay-monthly/nokia-3120.php/PORANG31200004
Offering a 1000 minute off peak any network deal with 12 month free line rental.0 -
Yes but you cancel after the year and go off to another network. You are getting the phone, line rental and minutes free for the year."An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" - Mahatma Gandhi0
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Might be a touch more then what you spend, but t-mobile have the Free time max tariff at £20 for:
- 3000 off peak minutes to landlines and t-mobile lines.
- The comfort of being able to pick up your voicemails for free without your minutes being absorbed at the same time. That way you can auto divert during the day at work and dial out in the evening.
- Picking up a handset which you can use to replace your old one (especially if it is a Nokia which can be easily unlocked) and then selling that one off on eBay or any auction site to then subsidise.
I would recommend the mobileshop deal as well... however, alot of people tend to claim back on line rental and what have you so it might not be very cost effective worthwhile.
Regards,
FF.
ps, the link is here:
http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/Dispatcher?menuid=plans_offpeak[fonefather] - If you would like free independent advice about phones feel free to message me. :j0 -
Orange also match an O2 tariff called O2 Leisure Plus. This gives you 1000 off-peak minutes to Orange mobiles and landlines, 25 off-peak minutes to any network and 100 free text messages. All this for £20 a month.
Note: Itemised billing on this tariff is an extra 99p, but, like me, if you don't need it then remember to tell them that you don't want itemised billing when you transfer your tariff, otherwise you'll be charged £20.99 each month!0 -
You can sell your Right to subscription to Everyday 50 to someone else....last I heard they were fetching £70-£80.
Orange will allow someone else to take over your contract....there was a post on here about a week ago all about this.........look it up.0 -
Only problem with selling your ED50 contract is you will probably lose your number, however you may make a bit of money in the process, it is a bit of a trade off."An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" - Mahatma Gandhi0
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