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I would probably say Three having looked at there offers compared to o2s.
Not sure if Three has a better UK coverage that o2 though. Darren |
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The best value network would probably be Three. They offer unlimited data packages starting at just £12.90.
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I depends what you want but for me the best value is Virgin Mobile.
For £12 you get either 1200 mins, utd texts, 1GB data or 250 mins, utd texts, 10GB data. Both plans include tethering. If you pay £17 you get 1200 mins and 10GB data. You also get 15% off that if your a student. |
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Virgin mobile is pretty cheap if you are virgin media media customer
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I think Three
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Tesco Mobile has some decent deals
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They cap speeds to 384kbps after 10GB and only restore youvto full speed at the end of the month. So it is technically an unlimited allowance. But its not in reality |
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i suppose taking in to account coverage and usage allowance - t mobile
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