Just spoke to O2 as my contract ends in a few weeks and asked what offers they could do me, currently i have unlimited 02 2 02 and unlimited texts plus 300 x network mins.

The gentleman informed me that 02 no longer offer the o2 to o2 calls whatttttttttt, this is the only reason i been with them! he told me its because they dont make any money of it!
typical!

Go to 3 instead.

I thought 3 stopped their unlimited 3 to 3 calls and now offer specified minutes of 3 to 3 calls.

Everyone I know is on 02 hence the reason I've stuck with them.

My 02 service seems to have gone downhill with connection always dropping and no service.

Mine too, signal all over the place, gone crap last few months.

Now you come to mention this, I've recently noticed this too.

On the One plan for £35 you get 5000 3-to-3 minutes and 2000 any network minutes. As most "unlimited" deals are fair usage capped at 5000 minutes anyway, you're actually better off on the 3 deal.

I guess sooner or later people will start with Giffgaff.

Giffgaff are PAYG, but you can buy 'goodybags' which will give you a set amount of usage per month. So quite like O2's Simplicity tariffs.

All goodybags offer unlimited texts and free giffgaff to giffgaff calls.

£10+ gives you unlimited internet, unlimited texts and 250 mins.

The max they offer is £25. 1500 minutes with the unlimited texts/web.

http://giffgaff.com/goodybags


Then again... If you're looking for a contract... Go with The One plan from 3.

EDIT: There's one plan on Giffgaff that changes every 3 or 4 months. At the minute it's set to have 300 texts and 60 minutes. This plan is usually (and have near enough always been) £5

I'v just renewed my contract with them this morning, and they've let me have the 02-02 still, and on a new smartphone tariff at that. It was probably a sweetener to keep me as a customer,

Mines been bad for months. So much so, I've just got 2 PAC codes from O2 and paying off both contracts 6 months early (with an exec office discount).

T'is a shame, as I did rinse the unlimited internet on it...