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In a dilemma ??
Hi all
I am unsure if I have done the right thing... Just taken out a retentions offer of sim only deal with orange /EE
£15 per month.
Unlimited minutes
Unlimited texts
2Gb data.... On 3G only
12 month contract with no phone as I have a new lumia 920
Am now wondering if the tesco £15 per month
750 minutes
Unlimited texts
1Gb data.. on 4G
2yr contact with a new Nokia 920 is a better deal??
Anyone have any thoughts ?
Warren
I am unsure if I have done the right thing... Just taken out a retentions offer of sim only deal with orange /EE
£15 per month.
Unlimited minutes
Unlimited texts
2Gb data.... On 3G only
12 month contract with no phone as I have a new lumia 920
Am now wondering if the tesco £15 per month
750 minutes
Unlimited texts
1Gb data.. on 4G
2yr contact with a new Nokia 920 is a better deal??
Anyone have any thoughts ?
Warren
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Comments
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Is the signal were you live ok for both O2 and EE ?
Have you got 4G were you live for both networks ?
Were i live we have no 4G yet.Nobody is Perfect. I am Nobody, therefore I am Perfect.
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I'm in Blackpool so it's OK for both network... Just can't decide which is best deal ?0
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Assuming that you've already taken out the contract with EE the best option is to stay with EE as you've got a new smartphone already and you've got twice the data allowance.
Also a contract is binding and would be expensive to get out of before the year is up so stick with it and review the situation in a year's time.
If you travel a bit you'll probably find that EE's coverage on 3G is more widely available than Tesco's/O2 on 3G/4G.0 -
Thanks warhead.. I was kinda thinking that myself :-)0
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