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Plusnet Stops Selling New Mobile Contracts
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Plusnet have stopped selling new mobile contracts. Existing customers have new 30 day contracts available but no 12 mth.
Which gives a link to EE
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With a bit of luck we'll be changed to EE and be able to use the 5 digit text numbers0
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gbhxu said:With a bit of luck we'll be changed to EE and be able to use the 5 digit text numbers
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gbhxu said:With a bit of luck we'll be changed to EE and be able to use the 5 digit text numbers1
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molerat said:gbhxu said:With a bit of luck we'll be changed to EE and be able to use the 5 digit text numbers
Or RWG?0 -
molerat said:gbhxu said:With a bit of luck we'll be changed to EE and be able to use the 5 digit text numbers
A text is a text.
If it's not included in unlimited texts, you should still be able to use the 5 digit number even if you have to pay for it
The trouble is that 5 digit text numbers are now being used for things like hospital surveys to paying for car parking. Banking and even the Police.
It is something that need to be addressed0 -
If you want to stay on the EE network and in particular if wifi calling is important, I suggest you go and look at 1P Mobile
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molerat said:Plusnet have stopped selling new mobile contracts. Existing customers have new 30 day contracts available but no 12 mth.Which gives a link to EE
"There’s no change to your current plan
There’s no change to your mobile service. You can still get all the great benefits from your plan.
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I suspect we'll all be migrated to EE contracts. I'm holding fire for now - hoping that we'll get a discount of some sort.
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marlot said:I suspect we'll all be migrated to EE contracts. I'm holding fire for now - hoping that we'll get a discount of some sort.0
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I wanted to renew for 12 mths but can now only get 30 day rolling contract. If we get moved to EE will we still get free roaming I wonder? EE charge £2.29 per day or £15 pm for Roaming Pass.
Interestingly, Virgin customers who are going to be transferred to O2 this year will get double data or even unlimited data for the same amount of money each month. I bet that won't happen here.0
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