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The Landline,the Mobile Switch and the internet - (Free Orange Broadband?)
Hello all!
I'd be grateful for some advice to a newcomer to the forum...
I currently have TalkTalk Talk 1 option for my home landline, Vodaphone for my mobile, and Orange (£14.99) broadband.
I wanted too make sure I took advantage of any combination deals on offer.
After a weekend of researching, I've decided to leave Vodaphone and have requested my PAC details.
So far, my plan is to move to a £30 Orange mobile package (which suits) to qualify to get my existing £14.99 Orange broadband for free.
What would be really helpful to know is:
Firstly, to qualify for the free Orange broadband deal, do I have to take out my new mobile contract directly with Orange itself or can I get the contract via one of the intermediary websites (e.g. Dialaphone, e2save etc.) and so take advantage of any cashback and free gift offers?
Secondly, are there any other combination deals available or alternative actions I could take to be even more cost-effective?
I'd appreciate any comments or advice to help me make the most cost-effective decisions possible.
Thank you all in advance.
Scotty
I'd be grateful for some advice to a newcomer to the forum...
I currently have TalkTalk Talk 1 option for my home landline, Vodaphone for my mobile, and Orange (£14.99) broadband.
I wanted too make sure I took advantage of any combination deals on offer.
After a weekend of researching, I've decided to leave Vodaphone and have requested my PAC details.
So far, my plan is to move to a £30 Orange mobile package (which suits) to qualify to get my existing £14.99 Orange broadband for free.
What would be really helpful to know is:
Firstly, to qualify for the free Orange broadband deal, do I have to take out my new mobile contract directly with Orange itself or can I get the contract via one of the intermediary websites (e.g. Dialaphone, e2save etc.) and so take advantage of any cashback and free gift offers?
Secondly, are there any other combination deals available or alternative actions I could take to be even more cost-effective?
I'd appreciate any comments or advice to help me make the most cost-effective decisions possible.
Thank you all in advance.
Scotty
"Life may not be the party we hoped for... but while we are here, we might as well DANCE !!!"
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Hello all!
I'd welcome your advice...
Thank you.
Scotty"Life may not be the party we hoped for... but while we are here, we might as well DANCE !!!":j0 -
scotty go for it
my orange broadband on top of mobile contract for 5.00 gives me unlimited usage, unlimited 01/02 landlines & unlimited orange mobile calls
with 2500 minutes & 10500 texts 40.00pm all inSO... now England its the Scots turn to say dont leave the UK, stay in Europe with us in the UK, dont let the tories fool you like they did us with empty lies... You will be leaving the UK aswell as Europe0 -
Thanks diamonds!
What I'd like to know is whether you have to get your contract directly with Orange (e.g. off their website) to qualify for the free broadband or whether you can get it from another source (i.e. e2save, TescoMobiles etc.) ?
Scotty"Life may not be the party we hoped for... but while we are here, we might as well DANCE !!!":j0
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