Just wondering if there is any particular reason why o2 seem to be the most expensive now, by quite a large margin, are they offering something the other networks arent?
I have been with them for about 10 years and upgrading was always fine until a couple of years ago where i had to go through a ''third party'' to upgrade as the contract was about £7 per month cheaper, even though its the same network!
I was due an upgrade at xmas but just opted for a monthly 'sim only' plan as i wasnt interested in a new phone, however now i want a new phone i am back looking at the deals on o2 and they are extortionate in comparison to EE for example, where one contract is £13 cheaper and offering MORE data! This seems to be the pattern for most of the tariffs on o2. Should i just leave and go with EE?
(i have found much cheaper deals on vodafone aswell however i will not go with them as Martin Lewis said there have been loads of cases of overcharging)
I have been with them for about 10 years and upgrading was always fine until a couple of years ago where i had to go through a ''third party'' to upgrade as the contract was about £7 per month cheaper, even though its the same network!
I was due an upgrade at xmas but just opted for a monthly 'sim only' plan as i wasnt interested in a new phone, however now i want a new phone i am back looking at the deals on o2 and they are extortionate in comparison to EE for example, where one contract is £13 cheaper and offering MORE data! This seems to be the pattern for most of the tariffs on o2. Should i just leave and go with EE?
(i have found much cheaper deals on vodafone aswell however i will not go with them as Martin Lewis said there have been loads of cases of overcharging)