I've just upgraded after 10 years on o2 Pay & Go to o2 simplicity for Blackberry Curve. The package is called "Simplicity for BlackBerry - 12 months".
You get 300 minutes, unlimited texts and it says "BlackBerry Unlimited" as an inclusive bolt on. Meant to be £10 per month, but my mate works for o2 so I get it for £7, plus they transfer over my existing credit from the Pay & Go sim, let me keep the same number and send a £5 M&S voucher.
It all seems a little too good to be true so I wondered if anyone could please clarify this -
Does the "BlackBerry Unlimited" mean you can go online as much as you want, receive / send data such as emails, and you will never need to pay anything for this?
What sort of speed is 3G, and will be be similar to an old dial up connection, or closer to broadband speeds?
Thanks in advance
You get 300 minutes, unlimited texts and it says "BlackBerry Unlimited" as an inclusive bolt on. Meant to be £10 per month, but my mate works for o2 so I get it for £7, plus they transfer over my existing credit from the Pay & Go sim, let me keep the same number and send a £5 M&S voucher.
It all seems a little too good to be true so I wondered if anyone could please clarify this -
Does the "BlackBerry Unlimited" mean you can go online as much as you want, receive / send data such as emails, and you will never need to pay anything for this?
What sort of speed is 3G, and will be be similar to an old dial up connection, or closer to broadband speeds?
Thanks in advance