Business Mobile tariffs

**basshead** · 28 May 2008, 16:14

Just got a T-mobile Flext 20 18 month contract (10p/text 20p/min calls and use up to £34 worth a month) with webnwalk (up to 1GB/month) for £26/month ex vat with a free Nokia E51. Perfect for my needs. Much more economical than my previous contract with Vodafone too, who were rubbish at transferring my consumer into a business account and in fact were unable to. T-mobile were very helpful and on the ball in getting me sorted out.

**dmini** · 28 May 2008, 16:34

I have the T-mobile one as well. Had some issues at the start getting the broadband working but they were very helpful - fixing it on a weekend! Part of being a business customer, I guess.

**blacjac** · 28 May 2008, 19:01

Another vote for t-mobile (I'm on business Flext-30).

Next day delviery of a new mobile when my last one died.

**luke warm** · 29 May 2008, 10:10

Originally posted by basshead View Post

Just got a T-mobile Flext 20 18 month contract (10p/text 20p/min calls and use up to £34 worth a month) with webnwalk (up to 1GB/month) for £26/month ex vat with a free Nokia E51. Perfect for my needs. Much more economical than my previous contract with Vodafone too, who were rubbish at transferring my consumer into a business account and in fact were unable to. T-mobile were very helpful and on the ball in getting me sorted out.

you was done mate.

Flext20+wnw is £19.15 for 18mths online. E51 is £26 which makes it £20.60/month ex VAT.

How's the E51? Buttons look a bit small for texting. But then I do have big fingers...

**Cheshire Cat** · 29 May 2008, 10:25

what are my chances of porting my current (personal) mobile number across to a company mobile (i.e. an account in the name of myLtd) and potentially back again should my company wind-up at some distant future point?

Feasible? Or can numbers only be ported from one account to another if they're in the same name?

**Moscow Mule** · 29 May 2008, 10:39

Originally posted by Cheshire Cat View Post

what are my chances of porting my current (personal) mobile number across to a company mobile (i.e. an account in the name of myLtd) and potentially back again should my company wind-up at some distant future point?

Feasible? Or can numbers only be ported from one account to another if they're in the same name?

Once you get the PAC (Portability Access Code???) from you're current provider you can do what you like with the number IIRC.

There's something about it on the t-mobile website (business section).

**Pacman** · 29 May 2008, 10:43

Whats the coverage like with T-mobile these days? I've spoken to a couple of people who say there are still a few dead spots about, and until you get one you don't know what its like in certain places (unless you happen to be with someone who is on T-mobile)..

Pacman

**Moscow Mule** · 29 May 2008, 10:46

Originally posted by Pacman View Post

Whats the coverage like with T-mobile these days? I've spoken to a couple of people who say there are still a few dead spots about, and until you get one you don't know what its like in certain places (unless you happen to be with someone who is on T-mobile)..

Pacman

Dunno, but it is the network formerly known as one-2-none.

**gadgetman** · 29 May 2008, 10:46

Yep its no problem. I ported my personal O2 number into a t-mobile business account a while ago.

This week I went the other way and ported a number from a t-Mobile business account firstly to a t-mobile PAYG and then to t-mobile SIM-only. Because they were the same network it was done in less than an hour without the need for a PAC code.

Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Once you get the PAC (Portability Access Code???) from you're current provider you can do what you like with the number IIRC.

There's something about it on the t-mobile website (business section).

Business Mobile tariffs