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T Mob £0 12 month simo 250 min 500 sms 500 mb

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Check out the tmob website.

£8 simo plan has been discounted to £0
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    qasdfdsaqqasdfdsaq Posts: 3,350
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    And it actually looks almost legit - £8 monthly discount is applied at checkout.
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    Rich_LRich_L Posts: 6,110
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    Anyone ordered?
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    Thine WonkThine Wonk Posts: 17,190
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    I'm tempted, the only thing it says is "Prices may go up during your plan"
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    Deleted_User381237831Deleted_User381237831 Posts: 7,902
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    Just ordered one - confirms £0 per month on the email I got.

    Wonder if 08xx numbers are included in these plans? If so I may get another one :)
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    sethpetsethpet Posts: 497
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    I've ordered one.

    Got confirmation email stating £0
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    Deleted_User381237831Deleted_User381237831 Posts: 7,902
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    Just had confirmation all 08xx numbers are included in the call allowance.

    2nd one ordered :D
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    vinnyutd6899vinnyutd6899 Posts: 108
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    just ordered x 3 :D
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    JasonJason Posts: 76,557
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    I've ordered two - got the second one through quidco and it tracked at £20 quid as well. email confirming it will be honoured for both as well.

    does seem to be an annual marketing ploy from t-mobile though - i suspect they hope a certain percentage of people will stay with the company in 12 months time.
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    BKMBKM Posts: 6,912
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    JasonWatkins wrote: »
    I've ordered two - got the second one through quidco and it tracked at £20 quid as well. email confirming it will be honoured for both as well.
    How did you get that? I only see options for "SIMO 12 months £21+" or "SIMO 12 Months £11-£16" - neither of whuch seems to apply!
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    JasonJason Posts: 76,557
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    BKM wrote: »
    How did you get that? I only see options for "SIMO 12 months £21+" or "SIMO 12 Months £11-£16" - neither of whuch seems to apply!

    On quidco, i went to 'mobiles' then 'pay monthly' and then "t-mobile".

    just clicked the "visit site and get cashback" link - i'd cleared all my quidco and t-mobile cookies beforehand though, just to be on the safe side.
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    matty1000kkmatty1000kk Posts: 387
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    Ordered! Just had the following email as welll.

    Dear Customer,

    Thanks for placing an order with T-Mobile for the £8 SIM only pack.

    There was an error on the shop which meant that your £8 SIM only was advertised as free each month. We will honour this mistake and your SIM will be with you shortly, we have had a lot of orders because of this error so please allow up to 7 days for delivery.

    If you need help or advice with any of our products or services please visit www.t-mobile.co.uk.

    We apologise for any inconvenience caused but we look forward to welcoming you as a T-Mobile customer.

    Kind regards,

    T-Mobile
    www.t-mobile.co.uk
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 3,076
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    Clever way to sell up to 4G somewhere down the line? ;)
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    JasonJason Posts: 76,557
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    alves wrote: »
    Clever way to sell up to 4G somewhere down the line? ;)

    i think that's the point of the "deal" - they did something similar last year around this time. they've probably got a percentage figure in mind of people they want to remain with the company to go on more expensive contracts, so it's just as much a win for them as it is for those who get a free contract.
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    BKMBKM Posts: 6,912
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    alves wrote: »
    Clever way to sell up to 4G somewhere down the line? ;)
    Is there a way to add 4G to this zero-cost contract as an add-on at some later time? I confess to not really keeping up to how T-Mobile (and EE) have been selling 4G!
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    daleski75daleski75 Posts: 1,389
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    BKM wrote: »
    Is there a way to add 4G to this zero-cost contract as an add-on at some later time? I confess to not really keeping up to how T-Mobile (and EE) have been selling 4G!

    4G only on EE so it will never be available on T-Mobile.
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    Zee_BukhariZee_Bukhari Posts: 1,335
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    just ordered one, why not its free :D
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 11,133
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    Did someone say freebies :D count me in on this action ;)
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    JasonJason Posts: 76,557
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    even if you don't want to use the sim, it's a free £20 quid at quidco i suppose :)
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    BKMBKM Posts: 6,912
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    daleski75 wrote: »
    4G only on EE so it will never be available on T-Mobile.
    Something else I had failed to follow! Orange and T-Mobile are now EE - and the shops have been rebranded "EE" to a degree. But they continue to trade separately and also sometimes as EE only?????
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    corfcorf Posts: 1,499
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    JasonWatkins wrote: »
    even if you don't want to use the sim, it's a free £20 quid at quidco i suppose :)

    Does the sim cancel after 12 months or turn into a rolling contract?
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    Deleted_User381237831Deleted_User381237831 Posts: 7,902
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    Rolling
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    corfcorf Posts: 1,499
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    rolling at £8 or £0
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    Deleted_User381237831Deleted_User381237831 Posts: 7,902
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    £8 after 12 months
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    jabbamk1jabbamk1 Posts: 8,942
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    I notice tmobile do this once every year now. Like PB says, goes up to £8pm at the end
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    JasonJason Posts: 76,557
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    corf wrote: »
    rolling at £8 or £0

    considering they seemingly do this every year, can't see why you can't just cancel and re-order another free one next year - if the same address doesn't work, use the address of someone you know ..
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