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PAYG - Threepay top-up's lifespan question
Being an infrequent mobile user, I've just converted my 3 account from monthly to PAYG.
I did this under the impression that I could just add £10 to my phone and let my credit trickle away over a few months - I send around 10 txt messages a month and very little voice.
Imagine my surprise upon checking my account status on 3's website and finding that my £10 credit is only valid for a month! If I don't use it all up, I lose the remainder.
Am I just being an idiot and this is how all PAYG accounts work? I've checked the other networks' websites and they all seem to be very vague on the subject.
I did this under the impression that I could just add £10 to my phone and let my credit trickle away over a few months - I send around 10 txt messages a month and very little voice.
Imagine my surprise upon checking my account status on 3's website and finding that my £10 credit is only valid for a month! If I don't use it all up, I lose the remainder.
Am I just being an idiot and this is how all PAYG accounts work? I've checked the other networks' websites and they all seem to be very vague on the subject.
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is is NOT how all PAYG accounts work.
this is only the case with three, however, 2 years ago my friend was on the same PAYG as you and he said that it never ran out after a month... but this could have changed by now.
If you do want to change, i recommend u use t-mobile they only charge 3p a text on the text appeal PAYG.0
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