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Free Voicemail on PAYG?
I need a new basic mobile phone just for business calls that i don't want on my personal phone, as my current business phone has started getting unsolicited £1.50 texts.
The big question I have is....which networks offer free voicemail retrieval on PAYG as I get left alot of messages?
My current Orange phone costs me 50p/60p a minute :eek:
Thanks
The big question I have is....which networks offer free voicemail retrieval on PAYG as I get left alot of messages?
My current Orange phone costs me 50p/60p a minute :eek:
Thanks
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Looks interesting. Thanks.
I'm guessing I need an unlocked mobile as my current mobile is Virgin.
EDIT: Just seen for Orange and T Mobile customers it will work automatically - as i'm on Virgin, I guess as they use (or did use?) T-mobile....0 -
Looks interesting. Thanks.
I'm guessing I need an unlocked mobile as my current mobile is Virgin.
EDIT: Just seen for Orange and T Mobile customers it will work automatically - as i'm on Virgin, I guess as they use (or did use?) T-mobile....
Unfortunately I believe that your locked Virgin handset will need to be unlocked.
A Virgin SIM works in a T-Mobile locked handset (Virgin is a subset of T-Mobile) but a T-Mobile SIM won't work in a Virgin locked handset unless it is unlocked.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
Unfortunately I believe that your locked Virgin handset will need to be unlocked.
A Virgin SIM works in a T-Mobile locked handset (Virgin is a subset of T-Mobile) but a T-Mobile SIM won't work in a Virgin locked handset unless it is unlocked.
Ahhhh, not too big a worry - i'll buy a cheapie T-Mobile phone (or an unlocked one) and put a white mobile sim in there.
I get so many voice messages it will pay for itself very quickly.
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