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Evening calls mobile to mobile
I was hoping for some advice on mobile phones - my girlfriend and I are currently on Virgin PAYG (through direct debit) and are very happy with the network, have our own phones etc. But over the next year we will be using our mobiles loads more than we have done, as she'll be working in another part of the country. Can anyone suggest the cheapest network/tariff etc for us so that we can get the best deal possible for evening calls mobile to mobile? Many thanks!
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As you are both on Virgin, the tariff isn't to bad to call Virgin to Virgin, PAYG tariff 15p per minute for the first 5 mins then 5p,per minute after that,(each day).Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0
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Vodafone have stop the clock which is basically evenings and weekends to any UK landline or UK mobile you can call for up to 60 minutes and pay for just 3 minutes which is 30p on Anynet tariff. You can also sign up for free texts and calls at weekends, which means if you spend £2.50 during the week you get free texts the following weekend, to get free calls you spend £5 during the week. Look at Vodafone website for info and you can get up to 4 free sims as well if you look around.
On O2 the pay and go tariffs are minimum £10 a month but you can change it every 30 days if you wish. The choices are for example for £10 top up each month you get 300 free texts, 50 free anytime minutes, 100 free offpeak minutes or 500 free anytime minutes (landlines and O2 mobiles only on this tariff) from a nominated postcode. These free texts and calls are in addition to your top up. Plus if you register your favourite O2 number by I think it is end September you can have free calls to that O2 number for 3 months this promotion is called One.
If you look at O2 website you will find all info as well as getting free sims as well.0 -
Vodafone Family will probaly suit you.Get a couple of Free Voda Payg Sims http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/index.cfm?go=simpacks.payasyoutalk
one of you pays just £5 a month(less then 17p a day),and you can talk to each other for up to 60 minutes at a time any time of the day and night.To continue just cut off and dial again.
http://online.vodafone.co.uk/dispatch/Portal/appmanager/vodafone/wrp?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=template10&pageID=PPP_0037&redirectedByRedirectsImplServletFlag=true0 -
Thank you - I reckon that Vodaphone Family is going to work out pretty well! Checking out Vodaphone Passport too, as I'll be abroad for a month early next year, but so far the Vodaphone option almost seems to be too good to be true! Thank you!0
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