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Dot-mobile - looks good!!
Has anyone been onto dot-mobile.co.uk?? LINK HERE
They seem pretty good but I havent heard much about them Their packages seem really good in their flexibility to chose how you use your free credits, ie. sharing them between texts and calls - as opposed to someone like o2 who set a specific number of free texts and calls.I'm currently torn between a monthly contract from O2 online, or a dot mobile one. They seem reasonably priced and VERY flexible. Can anyone spare the time to have a quick peruse and let me know your thoughts? Ta. |
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Does not look too bad to me. Definately Voda-fone repackaged. See here.
http://shop.dot-mobile.co.uk/index.c...tariff.stretch This is just stop the clock renamed. Good you can use the units between texts and minutes though. Lets compare the package, £40. On Dot Mobile you Get 1200 units, with Vodafone on line tarriff 350 Anytime minutes, 500 texts. If you convert this into Dot Mobiles units that would be 700 units for the minutes and 500 units for the texts= 1200 units ![]() Basically same prices as vodafone online contracts but with the added benefit of being able to use your money for more texts or minutes whichever is preferable. I am tempted. |
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Ahh I see it is only available to students. Bizarre.
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that site s only up n runing since June 2005.
the tariffs are very good values, however, the phones are a bit pricy. i would suggest e2save for a good cheap phone ![]() 6630 (refurbed) on 3G 500 mins + 100TXT = £1.99 a month (after cashback). you cant beat that value! ! for sure! ! I m not sure if i am allowed to do this but i have referral link to the site if anyone wants it!
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Originally Posted by on the air
Ahh I see it is only available to students. Bizarre.
http://www.jvtv.net/main.asp?id=40 |
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The phones are quite expensive. Might have to settle for an 02 contract. The D600 (now free with O2 contracts) is becoming more and more appealing.
Dot's phones seem very limited in terms of range. |
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no secret they're voda, it's in the terms:
a) "we" or "us" means Vodafone Limited (registered number 1471587) of Vodafone House, the Connection, Newbury, Berkshire, Rg14 2FN (“Vodafone”) acting through Dot Mobile Limited (registered number 05020919 of 4th floor, 88-90 Baker Street, London who is, for the time being performing the obligations under this agreement and/or where the context requires, acting as our agent until further notice by us. |
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So in principle, does this mean you could rollover your texts?
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i dont think voda have roll-over text anymore...
(they used to be 3 months then changed to one month, n i cancelled my contract at that point! and heard that they dont rollover anymore )
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Onemancrew, what I mean is, if the unit thing includes text messages, and I don't use the full bundle, then in effect my text message bundle rolls over into the following month, yes?
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Has any one seen that txt book thing that Dot are offering? Not sure what the point is. Gimmick or not?
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Their packages seem really good in their flexibility to chose how you use your free credits, ie. sharing them between texts and calls - as opposed to someone like o2 who set a specific number of free texts and calls.


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