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mobile contract internet data

frosty12345
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in Mobiles
Afternoon all,
My mobile contract is coming to its end and i have realised that i use mobile internet. im looking for a new contract that includes mobile internet, but sidestepping the ridiculuous iphone contracts.
This is primarily for msn/hotmail/facebook/train times but general internet too.
Any thoughts about the cheapest way to do this peeps?
Thanks
frosty12345
My mobile contract is coming to its end and i have realised that i use mobile internet. im looking for a new contract that includes mobile internet, but sidestepping the ridiculuous iphone contracts.
This is primarily for msn/hotmail/facebook/train times but general internet too.
Any thoughts about the cheapest way to do this peeps?
Thanks
frosty12345
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T-Mobile has web'n'walk for £7.50 a month ("unlimited", 1GB FUP)
O2 has a Web Bolt-on for £7.50 a month ("unlimited", nonspecific FUP)
Vodafone has mobile internet package for £7.50 a month (£5 if you take it for the duration of the contract, 500MB bundle - billed for anything over this)
Three has various packages starting from £5 with 1GB FUP IIRC
Orange has naff all.0 -
Thanks agsnu, What about all these adverts advertising "dont be kept in the dark, unlimited facebook on your mobile - vodafone" is that free facebook access but nothing else?i see orange give you some free browsing on payasyougo (minimum topup).what do you invisige happening in the near future? do you see any standard tariffs with inclusive data happenning soon?thanks frosty0
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T-Mobile has web'n'walk for £7.50 a month ("unlimited", 1GB FUP)
O2 has a Web Bolt-on for £7.50 a month ("unlimited", nonspecific FUP)
Vodafone has mobile internet package for £7.50 a month (£5 if you take it for the duration of the contract, 500MB bundle - billed for anything over this)
Three has various packages starting from £5 with 1GB FUP IIRC
Orange has naff all.SO... 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 -
What network/tariff you should go onto really depends on how much you use your phone for texting and calling, and what deal/network you're on now. Can you provide details for us?0
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depending how much you spend on your bill at o2 you can het the web bolt on free on an 18mth contract of £35+ tariffsThe only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about - Oscar Wilde:beer:
Big sister to Hayley11 and Before Hollywood and adopted daughter of Vikingero0 -
im currently on tmobile's flext 35, for £35/month i get £120 of credit for use as texts / calls. This limit is virtually never reached, however im on a 12month free line rental deal (with nokia 6300) from e2save which is holding up very well! only one month to go!
Now im seeing 'free email' adverts from vodaphone too! This is all getting very confusing.
Thanks
frosty123450 -
i've got a free web bolt on with o2 i'm on mine all the time.0
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I spoke w ith orange who say its 30mb.. "a day" I asked, and he replied "no, permonth", I laughed..!!!
Ive rang on two other seperate occasions and told the same... £8 per month for anythime access, but 30mb per month...0
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