I was going to suggest using your mobile as well, if you have or can get an appropriate package.
However can't you charge the £7 as a business expense?
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I use my Nokia N73 (also on 3) - I pay 15 quid a month for 3 Gig limit. I use bluetooth to connect it to my lappy - I am using it to type this - Ubuntu Linux/Firefox.
I also use it in the office at ClientCo so as not to breach their surfing policies
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Originally posted by miffy View PostYou won't go far wrong with one of these.
£39.99 for the dongle. Top ups are £10, £15, £25 and give you 1GB, 3GB and 7GB respectively.
Perfect for general surfin, CUK, MSN and email/webmail.
Top ups last for 30 days or until you use up the quota (whichever comes first).
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostI've got the one from 3 on contract, works a treat
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Originally posted by themistry View PostI think this is exactly what Im after,
How do you buy the top ups?
Thanks
TM
To top the thing up you create a "my3" web account and top it up via a debit/credit card.
If your allowance runs dry the modem will allow you to open the my3 site so you can credit your account and start browsing again (I'm glad to see someone actually thought of that).
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Originally posted by miffy View PostYou won't go far wrong with one of these.
£39.99 for the dongle. Top ups are £10, £15, £25 and give you 1GB, 3GB and 7GB respectively.
Perfect for general surfin, CUK, MSN and email/webmail.
Top ups last for 30 days or until you use up the quota (whichever comes first).
How do you buy the top ups?
Thanks
TM
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I use the USB one from Vodafone...works good...on both Mac and XP, although it is more reliable and easier install on the Mac.
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You won't go far wrong with one of these.
£39.99 for the dongle. Top ups are £10, £15, £25 and give you 1GB, 3GB and 7GB respectively.
Perfect for general surfin, CUK, MSN and email/webmail.
Top ups last for 30 days or until you use up the quota (whichever comes first).Last edited by miffy; 16 June 2008, 14:53.
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