ovivo mobile

mredmred

I'm currently with T-mobile and have less than two months left on my contract. I've decided i'm not going to get a new phone and go sim only.

T-mobile gives me good coverage, the only problem I've had is that in the lifetime of my contract they have increased it twice

I've had a look at alternative deals and I've found ovivo mobile but it looks almost to good to be true.

For a £20 one off payment you get a monthly limit of 150 mins, 150 texts and 500mb of data.

I'm usually use around 150 mins, less that 150 texts and a little less than 500 mb

From the research i've done it looks live ovivo uses Vodafone which won't be a problem for me.

Does anyone have any experience with ovivo or should I just try and get a better sim only deal with T-Mobile?

grumbler

mredmred wrote: »

Does anyone have any experience with ovivo

Ovivo New Network. 200 minutes 200 Texts Free indefinitely.

or should I just try and get a better sim only deal with T-Mobile?

I think there are better deals around. For EE signal check Virgin Mobile. Also ASDA Mobile Ditches Vodafone for EE

For Vodafone signal you can check [STRIKE]T-mobile [/STRIKE] Talkmobile as well, but if you are happy with the allowances Ovivo is a better option.

NiftyDigits

grumbler wrote: »

Ovivo New Network. 200 minutes 200 Texts Free indefinitely.
I think there are better deals around. For EE signal check Virgin Mobile. Also ASDA Mobile Ditches Vodafone for EE

For Vodafone signal you can check T-mobile as well, but if you are happy with the allowances Ovivo is a better option.

Huh? What happened there?

aerostar

Have had Ovivo for a few months and very pleased, bought mine when it was £15, as I am a light user this was the best offer I could find, have yet to get anywhere near the monthly free useage.

I don't see how you could get a better deal with T-Mobile.

Their current offer is 150mins any network - 250 texts - 500MB data for an outlay of £20 (£5 for sim/setup I suppose and £15 credit).

Allowance resets back to that every month with no extra charge, stay within the monthly allowance and that £20 outlay without having to top up is fine and no ongoing monthly fee.

current offers here
http://ovivomobile.com/offer/ovivo-for-phones/

forgotmyname

Are they really in 1/2 million £ of debt?

aerostar

forgotmyname wrote: »

Are they really in 1/2 million £ of debt?

Where did that information come from ? or are you spreading rumour?

If you quote something you should attribute it to a reliable source.

Quotes like that raise the suspicion that you work for a competitor!

marlot

forgotmyname wrote: »

Are they really in 1/2 million £ of debt?

There are lots of different types of debt. On a continuum all the way from planned bank loans through to unpaid suppliers.

Debt is how virtually every company gets started, so is not necessarily a problem.

I'm not an investor in Ovivo, or a supplier, so the worst I can lose is the £20 that's sitting in my account.

I've been with Ovivo for about 6 months now. In that time there was one outage, but they were good about giving updates. Day to day service has been excellent.

Cisco001

Not really good 3G...

alanwsg

Cisco001 wrote: »

Not really good 3G...

Coverage seems quite a lot worse than when I was with O2.
But that's Vodafone's fault, not Ovivo's.

Silk

forgotmyname wrote: »

Are they really in 1/2 million £ of debt?

Not realy ..... The company was funded by crowdfunding investment of over £400k @ 20% equity.

Think of Dragons Den with more investors

They asked for £325k and got about £414k from a dozen or so investors ....so it's not realy debt as such just start up costs

sdduk

forgotmyname wrote: »

Are they really in 1/2 million £ of debt?

If they went down tomorrow i have had my £5 worth over the last year

Vodafone debt's are a lot more and they are still going i think there debt is somewhere in the Billion

I also know Ovivo piggy back of Voda.