3000 international minutes per month for 15 pounds

lallupa

Three has an add on for pay monthly and pay as you go for 15 pounds a month,its good. But India is not added yet which i used to call a lot! any way
it will be of use to someone.:j

http://www.three.co.uk/personal/on_three_/calling_and_messaging_/talk_/international_saver.omp
Your £15 a month buys you 3000 minutes per month to these 23 countries.*

* Australia
* Austria
* Belgium
* Canada (including mobiles)
* China (including mobiles)
* Denmark
* France
* Germany
* Hong Kong (including mobiles)
* Italy
* Japan
* Malaysia
* Netherlands
* New Zealand
* Norway
* Singapore (including mobiles)
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* United States (including mobiles)
* South Korea
* Ireland
* Taiwan

System

this is brill - i am on o2 (nearing the end of my contract now) and doubt i'll be upgrading due to the international calling thingy (which I use extensively) - this looks excellent though as most (if not all) of my calls are to US/Canada mobiles...will chase up on this...anyone use this, does it work well?

g33za

isnt it better to use the pre-dial number? i cant remember is that accessible from 3 mobiles?

Spikey_2

is that all the countries that are available?

hurrah

Paz wrote: »

this is brill - i am on o2 (nearing the end of my contract now) and doubt i'll be upgrading due to the international calling thingy (which I use extensively) - this looks excellent though as most (if not all) of my calls are to US/Canada mobiles...will chase up on this...anyone use this, does it work well?

https://www.pre-dial.com click on free destination list and your see a 07730 access number you can use from any network,s x-net minutes to call over 50 destinations at E&W including USA and Canadian Mobile.

O2 will allow you to upgrade to old tariffs which still include 0844/0870 at the moment.

Spikey_2

hurrah wrote: »

www.pre-dial.com click on free destination list and your see a 07730 access number you can use from any network,s x-net minutes to call over 50 destinations at E&W including USA and Canadian Mobile.

O2 will allow you to upgrade to old tariffs which still include 0844/0870 at the moment.

what about customers on 3?

Spikey_2

hurrah wrote: »

www.pre-dial.com click on free destination list and your see a 07730 access number you can use from any network,s x-net minutes to call over 50 destinations at E&W including USA and Canadian Mobile.

O2 will allow you to upgrade to old tariffs which still include 0844/0870 at the moment.

This number is an O2 access number and will allow people with any mobile to make international calls for the same cost as calling a UK mobile. Any inclusive minutes for calls to UK mobiles can be used to call this access number. O2 customers can use inclusive minutes for O2 numbers for this service. Only the destinations in blue can be called from this number. This number can only be used after 7pm during weekdays and at all times during weekends.

hurrah

Spikey wrote: »

what about customers on 3?

As i said in my post " you can use from any network,s x-net minutes,at E&W. "
It makes no difference if your not on o2 as long as you have x-net minutes.
It does get very busy.

MUHAMID

lallupa wrote: »

Three has an add on for pay monthly and pay as you go for 15 pounds a month,its good. But India is not added yet which i used to call a lot! any way
it will be of use to someone.:j

http://www.three.co.uk/personal/on_three_/calling_and_messaging_/talk_/international_saver.omp
Your £15 a month buys you 3000 minutes per month to these 23 countries.*

* Australia
* Austria
* Belgium
* Canada (including mobiles)
* China (including mobiles)
* Denmark
* France
* Germany
* Hong Kong (including mobiles)
* Italy
* Japan
* Malaysia
* Netherlands
* New Zealand
* Norway
* Singapore (including mobiles)
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* United States (including mobiles)
* South Korea
* Ireland
* Taiwan

There is no point if they don't provide free calls to india.

redux

MUHAMID wrote: »

There is no point if they don't provide free calls to india.

Sorry to be rude, but that is just a bit selfish

India isn't yet one of the world's cheapest destinations, and 3 can't provide everywhere, but this will still interest other people, including visitors from abroad on pay-as-you-go

It's just a bit paradoxical though that much of their CS is there, and can be called free

lallupa

MUHAMID wrote: »

There is no point if they don't provide free calls to india.

Few months ago, when we called three customer services they said they are thinking about adding India on that list. If added, will be a great news for us. So keep waiting.