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Vodafone (Recommend)
If you're on vodafone, would you recommend it to me? Im currently on T-Mobile.
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I get 3p texts without paying any of the bolt on money thing, can you do this on vodafone pay as you go?
Last edited by (Mitch) : 16-04-2007 at 19:24. |
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Location: Oswestry, Shropshire
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I wouldn't recommend vodafone at all. I just got my Vodafone Branded (Silver) K750i unlocked and unbranded because Vodafone changed the way the free weekends work, used to be 7:30pm Friday - Midnight Sunday now its Midnight Friday - Midnight Sunday and they've limited the free weekend calls. So im now on O2 Online Pay & Go (one of the free text sims you can get from the free sim offers they do on the net)
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Originally Posted by DXRulz
I wouldn't recommend vodafone at all. I just got my Vodafone Branded (Silver) K750i unlocked and unbranded because Vodafone changed the way the free weekends work, used to be 7:30pm Friday - Midnight Sunday now its Midnight Friday - Midnight Sunday and they've limited the free weekend calls. So im now on O2 Online Pay & Go (one of the free text sims you can get from the free sim offers they do on the net)
Weird logic u use!!! Ok Vodafone have moved to goal posts regarding Free Weekends, BUT, a £5 spend per week still gets u 240 sat/sun xnet mins over the month. Plus u can have Stop the clock which means even if you exceed the Free Weekend xnet call limit, xnet calls only cost 30p for 60 minutes!!! So how is O2 better????? |
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Originally Posted by (Mitch)
I get 3p texts without paying any of the bolt on money thing, can you do this on vodafone pay as you go?
Dunno why you want to change to vodafone they are crap. You already get 3p texts and could get free evening and weekend texts if you ordered another pay as you go sim free from the T-Mobile website.. |
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Do they still brand the phones loads?
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Rock solid signal and connectivity, but a bit more expensive. If you're not that bothered about signal, then maybe you will get a better deal from T-mob, 3, Orange etc..
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Originally Posted by intheknow
Rock solid signal and connectivity, but a bit more expensive. If you're not that bothered about signal, then maybe you will get a better deal from T-mob, 3, Orange etc..
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Bristol
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Originally Posted by ryanwilliams479
Are you joking? I barely get 2 bars of siignal here with vodafone, all the other networks give full signal.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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well im vodafone have been for 6 yrs and am currently on 1000 mins 1000 texts contract, its excellent, a great network great coverage no complaints from me, customer sves excellent too
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Originally Posted by Chrismcfall
Do they still brand the phones loads?
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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I just got a Vodafone branded K800i, the only difference i can see is the icons and a few vodafone specific menu items e.g bookmarks n links to music, games etc.
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Originally Posted by intheknow
Rock solid signal and connectivity, but a bit more expensive. If you're not that bothered about signal, then maybe you will get a better deal from T-mob, 3, Orange etc..
O2 without doubt the best network for coverage. T-mobile I would say is OK, definately better than Vodafone. |
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I left Orange for Vodafone, and before that I had phones on both O2 and T-Mobile. As I travel throughout the Country and Europe alot I needed a network that would not let me down in the way Orange did (amd Orane's crappy customer service).
So, I've been on Vodafone now for over a year and a half, and I have renewed my contract as I am so impressed. Signal quality is about perfect everywhere I go (even through the Welsh valleys), value for money on my contract is awesome and I never spend over £25 a month (200mins+Stop The Clock+Vodafone Passport+250 Texts - usually use over 1000 mins) and as I said, Customer Service is excellent. Mark
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Quote:
Originally Posted by intheknow
Rock solid signal and connectivity...
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Originally Posted by intheknow
...but a bit more expensive.
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Originally Posted by intheknow
If you're not that bothered about signal, then maybe you will get a better deal from T-mob, 3, Orange etc..
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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I have been on Vodafone for 8years and have always been happy with their service. Where I live it is the only reliable signal anyway so dont have much of a choice. I would reccomend them asI have had many trouble free years with them
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