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T-Mobile Flext
Saw this new plan where you pay £35 a month and get £180 allowance credit to spend on calls or texts on T-Mobile Pay Monthly or pay £25 and get £60 free allowance.
Seems a good offer but in April when i'm going to get a contract not sure if I will go for that, I have heard T-Mobile do 3G and is so much better than any other networks 3G service but I can't see it advertised on the website can anyone give me some more info on this? http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/Dispatcher...d=orphan_flext |
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Seems quite a good deal!
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Originally Posted by StevenGray16
Saw this new plan where you pay £35 a month and get £180 allowance credit to spend on calls or texts on T-Mobile Pay Monthly or pay £25 and get £60 free allowance.
Seems a good offer but in April when i'm going to get a contract not sure if I will go for that, I have heard T-Mobile do 3G and is so much better than any other networks 3G service but I can't see it advertised on the website can anyone give me some more info on this? http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/Dispatcher...d=orphan_flext |
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Thanks, might go for this deal when I get a contract in April
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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Looking at this deal though, does not look like you get any browsing/internet access thrown in on the flext tariff. I think for this you need one of there web n walk tariffs. I think the flext is aimed at talkers and texters only, not 3G users.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Im not sure that this new price plan is that attractive really. I spoke to T mobile about it, Every call you make will be at a flat rate of 20p per min. Which means for the Flex 30 plan, which is £30, you get £90 of allowance = 450 mins per month talk time with no text.
Texts will be charged at a rate of 10p |
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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Or 200 mins talk and 500 texts. Seems Comparable to the Orange Direct Plan Tariff. But for an extra £5 the flext 35 plan you get £180 allowance as stated above. So thats equivalent of in excess of 600 minutes and 500 texts. Seems a good deal to me, Or just 1800 texts, no minutes, or 900 minutes, no texts. I think it is attractive because you are not as rigid on how many calls or texts you are given. It gives you the freedom to mix and match.
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[QUOTE=on the air] But for an extra £5 the flext 35 plan you get £180 allowance as stated above. QUOTE]
When I spoke to them, there was no mention of the £35 offer. It went 20, 30, 50 and 75 For fifty pounds you got £235 allowance. I cant remember the rest. I also asked about what happens when you use up your allowance, after much deliberation the operative told me that you will get billed, but was not sure at what rate
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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Well the offer is on there website. You will get biilled at the same rate once your allowance is used up, ie 20p a minute and 10p a text. All this information is readily available on there website. Perhaps their operatives need to know the products they are selling a little better.
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