Phone Contracts

Pop into o2 in Accy 7 ask for Wayne. He's a very good friend of mine, & won't rip you off.

:D
 
I would make sure that wherever you expect to use teh phone(college, mates, work, pub) has reception. Theres nowt more expensive than a phone that doesn't work where you want it to. Baxenden is rubbish on a lot of networks but will give you full Orange signal anywhere and everywhere.
 
all i can advise is that you under no circumstances join up to te 3 network

ecveryone i know in that network gets poor reception and constanly have phonecalls terminated due to bad signal strength

they have what seem very good offers regarding free mins and texts but they are no good to you if you cant use them

my brother has been with o2 for 5 years and no problems and i have been an o2 pay as you go custemer for teh same time and no problems
 
Yeah Wayne at O2 will be able to sort you out. The only problem I have with O2 is that if you have a problem the people at the call centre are a bit useless. They dont seem to look at your account or make any notes.
 
I've been on Vodafone, Virgin and Orange in recent years and only Orange has given a pretty much 100% reception.
 
all i can advise is that you under no circumstances join up to te 3 network

:confused: Weird. I've been with 3 for years now. I've heard they had teething problems when they first started out but I've never had a problem with them. I've always had good reception and have never had a call disconected.

I pay £30 a month and get:

300 talk minutes any network
50 video talk minutes
1000 text messages
50 picture messages
£5 downloads
 
Orange - £30 contract and you get free 8mg broadband internet, which saves you around £18/month, making your phone contract only £12/month - never had any real poor reception probs
 
I've been on Orange for 10 years now. Never had an issue, good reception whenever I've needed it, As other have said, a £30 contract also gets you up to 8M broadband for nowt possibly offsetting your total comms bill.
 
i can find u some good deals on the net as i'm alwasy browsing such sites etc

just depends what u want eg free mins/cheap calls/cheap txts/cheap line rental etc
 
Whilst on the subject of mobiles anyone any idea on how to get out of a mobile contract? My son has one with t mobile and it seems so expensive, but he has another 9ish months to run.
 
o2 online offer much better deals than their shop, as I found out the hard way!

Im on

£20 contract
200 minutes
400 texts
+ £10 back so I get 500texts really.

... Which means if I only use 400 texts my contract is £10 a month.

I had to whinje and whine for 2years to get this :p
 
Whilst on the subject of mobiles anyone any idea on how to get out of a mobile contract? My son has one with t mobile and it seems so expensive, but he has another 9ish months to run.
you cant unless you Pay the remainder of the contract sara, this is what i was told when i asked,roll on April. also he MUST give 1 months notice in writing,or he will be charged an extra month when it ends.:mad:
 
all i can advise is that you under no circumstances join up to te 3 network

ecveryone i know in that network gets poor reception and constanly have phonecalls terminated due to bad signal strength

they have what seem very good offers regarding free mins and texts but they are no good to you if you cant use them

my brother has been with o2 for 5 years and no problems and i have been an o2 pay as you go custemer for teh same time and no problems
agree 3 are CRAP,the sooner my contract ends the better.
 
With that dirty great metal tree practically in your back garden Ian you should get perfect reception on Orange! :D

Busman was on Orange before he moved up north but when he came to live round the corner here he couldn't get any reception - tried others but ended up on O2 like me.
 
There was an article on theregister today that Orange and Vodaphone are looking at sharing their 3G masts so it should improve reception for both customers.
 
you cant unless you Pay the remainder of the contract sara, this is what i was told when i asked,roll on April. also he MUST give 1 months notice in writing,or he will be charged an extra month when it ends.:mad:

Thanks, thought so, but like a prat that he is at times, as soon as he turned 18 he got one on contract and wouldn't take any advice from anyone. They must have seen him coming.
 
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