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09-06-2007, 16:14
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Excellent deal from o2
I am an existing customer with o2 and have just accepted to go on a sim only plan with them.
I have been offered 3000 minutes and 3000 texts for £35 a month! Just goes to show a bit of bartering when your contract is nearing the end goes a long way! They did say that this is only for existing customers not new connections, but I'm happy! Anyone else on this? 
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09-06-2007, 17:11
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Serious question, why would you need SO many minutes and texts a month?
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09-06-2007, 17:44
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Did you get a phone with that aswell or not?
My mate last week got an LG Prada, unlimited texts (3000 per month fair usage) and 2600 anytime any network mnutes for £30 per month. Was your offer on a 12, 18 month or just one month basis? Sam |
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09-06-2007, 19:27
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I am an existing customer with o2 and have just accepted to go on a sim only plan with them.
I have been offered 3000 minutes and 3000 texts for £35 a month! Just goes to show a bit of bartering when your contract is nearing the end goes a long way! They did say that this is only for existing customers not new connections, but I'm happy! Anyone else on this? Quote:
Did you get a phone with that aswell or not?
My mate last week got an LG Prada, unlimited texts (3000 per month fair usage) and 2600 anytime any network mnutes for £30 per month. Was your offer on a 12, 18 month or just one month basis? Sam 
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09-06-2007, 19:39
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Who talks for 3000 mins a month on the phone?
3000 txts I only send about 3 a month Sounds expensive to me when I can pay £5 a month on vodafone and talk for as much as I like. I can't even talk for an hour on it! |
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10-06-2007, 11:42
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Serious question, why would you need SO many minutes and texts a month?
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10-06-2007, 11:46
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I don't, but why pay £30 a month for 400 minutes and 1000 texts when I am liable to go over 400 minutes and get a bill around £60, when I know I get a set bill every month of £35? Who cares if I don't use the minutes.
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10-06-2007, 12:02
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3000 txts I only send about 3 a month Sounds expensive to me when I can pay £5 a month on vodafone and talk for as much as I like. I can't even talk for an hour on it! 
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10-06-2007, 12:22
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On the subject of good deals from O2, I am on one of their cheaper tarrifs (the one that gives you 600 off peak minutes) and my prepaid year was up and the monthly line rental went up to £15. I phoned up asking for another prepaid year and it was £99.99 minus a £75 rebate for not wanting a new phone. Hmm. Do I want to pay £180 a year or £25? It just shows that you have to phone up every year to keep getting the good deals. No wonder people churn!
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