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T-Mobile unlimited deal.
just a quick heads up for anyone who uses the mobile a lot.
T-Mobile are offering unlimited calls, texts and data for £21/month. Pretty good...however.......Chitter Chatter are doing the same deal for £15.50. You still pay £21 but CC pay you back £5.50 per month onto a pre-paid debit card (which has no fees for using) This card can be used in shops and online etc, but withdrawing cash attracts a fee. You can also pay money onto the card yourself. I've added this deal to my account for daughter dear. She can rag it, and can also have the card as a bit of pocket money. This has to be the best pay monthly deal around at the moment, especiaally for a heavy user? 12 month contract applies, and no phone obviously. |
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Does it include tethering?
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Does it include tethering?
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just a quick heads up for anyone who uses the mobile a lot.
T-Mobile are offering unlimited calls, texts and data for £21/month. Pretty good...however.......Chitter Chatter are doing the same deal for £15.50. You still pay £21 but CC pay you back £5.50 per month onto a pre-paid debit card (which has no fees for using) This card can be used in shops and online etc, but withdrawing cash attracts a fee. You can also pay money onto the card yourself. This has to be the best pay monthly deal around at the moment, especiaally for a heavy user? 12 month contract applies, and no phone obviously. |
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I was looking at getting the ChitterChatter deal as an upgrade, as it's the same as I'm paying now but I only get 100 minutes. I haven't had a reply from them though so I'm guessing not which is a shame.
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It's on the T-Mobile website for £21/month but chitterchatter (an agent for T-Mobile) are doing it for £15.50 (well, £21 but they give you £5.50 a month back)
It's for new customers, or existing customers can swap to it onve they've completed contract obligations. I added this deal on a new line to my account yesterday. |
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It's on the T-Mobile website for £21/month but chitterchatter (an agent for T-Mobile) are doing it for £15.50 (well, £21 but they give you £5.50 a month back)
It's for new customers, or existing customers can swap to it onve they've completed contract obligations. I added this deal on a new line to my account yesterday. |
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Can you give me a link to both websites for this deal? Just had a look on ChitterChatter and couldn't find it.
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It's right there in the middle of the list of SIM-only tariffs: http://www.chitterchatter.co.uk/simonly.php
Will T-Mobile let you leave a contract to move to sim-only without incurring a penalty? |
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Cheers, thank you. Now i have to find out how much it will cost for me to end my current contract so i can go onto those sim-only deals. They are fantastic value for money!
Will T-Mobile let you leave a contract to move to sim-only without incurring a penalty? |
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Cheers, thank you. Now i have to find out how much it will cost for me to end my current contract so i can go onto those sim-only deals. They are fantastic value for money!
Will T-Mobile let you leave a contract to move to sim-only without incurring a penalty?
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I'm going to leave it for now and see what Wednesday brings.
I am concerned though that if chitterchatter can't respond to a potential new customer what their customer service is going to be like. |
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