[zoepaulpenny]

Hello question i have a mobile i always have connected it to the internet via my wifi home router.but now i want to connect outside of my house,how can i connect to 02 system on the move. Thanks for help

[Night Hawk]

Just need data on your contract - if pay as you go you may need a bolt on

[WebGeek]

If you are on a contract then you might have a dataplan - log into your account on the O2 website and check.

If so then no connection is required, it runs off your mobile signal.

[zoepaulpenny]

I just have pay as you go, £15 per month top up. unlimited 02 calls, and text,and 100mg of web.

[Miss C. DeVille]

That seems a lot of money for what you're getting.

I have a Virgin VIP SIM only on a 30 day rolling contract, so you're not tied down, for £15 and everything is unlimited including data. I've find it very good value.

[zoepaulpenny]

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Originally Posted by Miss C. DeVille

That seems a lot of money for what you're getting.

I have a Virgin VIP SIM only on a 30 day rolling contract, so you're not tied down, for £15 and everything is unlimited including data. I've find it very good value.

what is the signal like?? we live in a rural area, 02 is very good.
what phone networks can you phone for free?
and of course network connection is it reliable.?

[Miss C. DeVille]

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Originally Posted by zoepaulpenny

what is the signal like?? we live in a rural area, 02 is very good.
what phone networks can you phone for free?
and of course network connection is it reliable.?

Well I live in Folkestone and the signal's pretty good. I think you'll have to ask around in your area for what it'd be like where you are. Sometimes I get it from Virgin and others it shows up as Orange, which Virgin use as well. I think most places are well covered.
You can call any network for free. Voicemail and help line is free as well.
I haven't used my data a great deal when I'm out but it's been ok when I have. Again it'd probably be best to ask around in your area.
I'm with BT for my broadband at home so I can use all the BT hotspots as well.

[SkipTracer]

Seems like we’re going around in circles here so let’s have ago at getting your phone on the internet away from home.

First thing is we need to know what phone you have and its Operating System i.e. iPhone, Android or Windows (just giving the make and model can determine this most of the time) then someone can point you in the right direction for setting up the Access Point Names to make the internet connection to o2 then last but not least what type of signal i.e. GPRS, 3G OR 3G+ you’ll be getting there to see what can be expected of your connection.

[hairyharry]

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Originally Posted by zoepaulpenny

100mg of web.

Brilliant! What you need is an ounce of butter and a cup of flower to go with that and you'll be sorted!