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new threepay top up scheeme
bluetide
27-10-2005
i receaved a text from three yesterday telling me form the 1st of nov you can top up from as little as £10. the top ups will be £10 , £15 , £20 non expiring credit and £25 , £35 value bundles with 30 limit
Ben1900
27-10-2005
but will that tempt old customers back and bring in some new ones?
lost boy
27-10-2005
Originally Posted by Ben1900:
“but will that tempt old customers back and bring in some new ones?”

It probably won't tempt old customers who've already left to come back...

It might tempt new low user customers though, with the lower top up amount
nodnol
27-10-2005
Well they should drop the 30 limit on the £25 card.
bluetide
27-10-2005
Originally Posted by nodnol:
“Well they should drop the 30 limit on the £25 card.”

no the whole point of these packs are for high users giving them better value if they removed the limit on the value packs they would probily make a loss
thesimsaddict
27-10-2005
How come three has not launched the details on the three.co.uk site?
mattworld
28-10-2005
Some reports have said that the new 'radical' Three Pay relaunch was going to be much better, but 3 pulled most of it just before it went live & thats why there is this half hearted attempt to attract new customers.

e.g. http://www.mobiletoday.co.uk/artman-...icle_867.shtml
thesimsaddict
28-10-2005
well its looks like we just have to wait until next year. when they have nicked about £5 of credit in 30days for a few months!
bluetide
28-10-2005
well they already removed the 30 day limit on the £15 voucher!! now w2hat it is they are introducing a £20 and £10 vouchers that also like the £15 have no expiery
Steven L Hunter
30-10-2005
Is it cheap to use Three as a second phone? Whats the best phone to buy?
bluesnow
30-10-2005
Non expiring credit would be great for me. And i might rejoin.
I really like and used three services. I left three about 8 months ago because of there expiring credit. I topup £10 once every 3 months or so.
Steven L Hunter
30-10-2005
I love their £25 top up for 500 mins but the coverage and phone was crap but i'm rethinking joining again.
Ben1900
30-10-2005
dont do it!
dreamypuma
30-10-2005
Originally Posted by StevenGray16:
“I love their £25 top up for 500 mins but the coverage and phone was crap but i'm rethinking joining again.”


Join Orange instead with a new sanyo phone. 3G and they won't nick your credit either.... and you can always fall back on the 2g network if you need too...unlike 3 where you fall back on o2or probably spend alot of time uknowingly on o2.
stevejk75
30-10-2005
Got myself a nice little sanyo S750i on the orange 3G network.
Not topped it up yet.Still using my 3000 free texts.
Originally Posted by dreamypuma:
“Join Orange instead with a new sanyo phone. 3G and they won't nick your credit either.... and you can always fall back on the 2g network if you need too...unlike 3 where you fall back on o2or probably spend alot of time uknowingly on o2.”

Steven L Hunter
30-10-2005
But Orange is expensive for Extras, I finally decided to keep my phone and port out from T-Mobile ot Virgin and will be getting 200 mins and 400 texts for £36 bundle.
bluesnow
30-10-2005
Originally Posted by dreamypuma:
“Join Orange instead with a new sanyo phone. 3G and they won't nick your credit either.... and you can always fall back on the 2g network if you need too...unlike 3 where you fall back on o2or probably spend alot of time uknowingly on o2.”

Do you know where the orange 3g demo (if there is one) is. So i can see what its 3g service are/like
dreamypuma
30-10-2005
Originally Posted by bluesnow:
“Do you know where the orange 3g demo (if there is one) is. So i can see what its 3g service are/like”

I have no idea. Orange don't seem to make a big thing of 3G. Try there website. The Sanyo phones look good value from about £50 (off the top of my head)

The Orange shop will probably let you have a go on one too...
lost boy
30-10-2005
Originally Posted by StevenGray16:
“But Orange is expensive for Extras, I finally decided to keep my phone and port out from T-Mobile ot Virgin and will be getting 200 mins and 400 texts for £36 bundle.”

Orange - expensive? Well... the monthly calls Extras aren't brilliant value I agree, but the weekly ones are worth a look. I mean:

Monthly - 100 minutes xnet anytime = £20 v. Weekly - 60 minutes xnet anytime = £5 (approx. 240 minutes/£20 a month)
bluesnow
30-10-2005
Originally Posted by dreamypuma:
“Join Orange instead with a new sanyo phone. 3G and they won't nick your credit either.... and you can always fall back on the 2g network if you need too...unlike 3 where you fall back on o2or probably spend alot of time uknowingly on o2.”

Sanyo phone don't seem to support Orange TV would this be a bad thing?????
dreamypuma
30-10-2005
Originally Posted by bluesnow:
“Sanyo phone don't seem to support Orange TV would this be a bad thing?????”

I'm not on a 3G network so i couldn't comment... I've had a play with a nokia 3 phone and was quite impressed however the 3G availabilty was quite limited and it seemed that i'd be no better of than on a normal 2.5g network so I didn't bother.

I think getting the sanyo phone would be a step in the right direction, and a good intro to 3g. At £50 odd you are only paying the same as a cheap mobile... most of these services are probably going to be charged for anyway, so once the novelty wears off or free trial ends alot of people will drift back to normal use of there phone.
wavejockglw
30-10-2005
Why bother with an unreliable sevice like 3 when you can get Orange 3G for less!!

Look Here: http://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/...d.php?t=297186
dreamypuma
30-10-2005
Originally Posted by wavejockglw:
“Why bother with an unreliable sevice like 3 when you can get Orange 3G for less!!

Look Here: http://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/...d.php?t=297186”

and they won't nick your credit...
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