3 Mobile Broadband

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AtW replied

2 December 2011, 15:38
Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post

In a bad mood

No, I am grand - will be getting new motor instead of property.
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wurzel replied

2 December 2011, 15:08
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Tulip quality.

Only one that has indoor coverage where I stay during the week

I could get vodafone but I'd have to do my surfing sat in the field out the back.

Edit: but I should be used to that

Last edited by wurzel; 2 December 2011, 15:27.
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FiveTimes replied

2 December 2011, 15:07
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Tulip quality.

In a bad mood
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AtW replied

2 December 2011, 14:53
Tulip quality.
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BoredBloke replied

2 December 2011, 14:48
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I'm on the £15 for 10GB monthly plan with one months notice. Seemed like better value than PAYG.

They are extortionate if you go over your alloted amount. We got one for my son while he is away from home at school. He batters it and on a couple of months the bill came in at over £30. They charged £18.04 for his normal 15gb and the rest was because he used 200mb over this

I've told them to cap it so it can't go over from now on
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Spacecadet replied

2 December 2011, 14:02
Originally posted by cojak View Post

Rats! I'm on the 5gb £15 monthly plan!

Although rolling I've been on it a year so need to review anyway - I've been focusing efforts on reviewing and changing my office BB so have taken my eye off the mobile one.

Do I have to cancel one and purchase the upgraded deal?

they like yuo to take out new contracts to the best deals, which means upgrading the dongle and agreeing to another 18 months minimum
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cojak replied

2 December 2011, 13:37
Rats! I'm on the 5gb £15 monthly plan!

Although rolling I've been on it a year so need to review anyway - I've been focusing efforts on reviewing and changing my office BB so have taken my eye off the mobile one.

Do I have to cancel one and purchase the upgraded deal?
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Spacecadet replied

2 December 2011, 13:34
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I'm on the £15 for 10GB monthly plan with one months notice. Seemed like better value than PAYG.

WHS but I get 15GB for £18 and a mifi
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FiveTimes replied

2 December 2011, 13:33
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I'm on the £15 for 10GB monthly plan with one months notice. Seemed like better value than PAYG.

I'm on the 10GB monthly plan but only pay £10 for it.

Its a micro sim card and used for ipad2 but they gave me an adaptor and its fine.
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doodab replied

2 December 2011, 13:31
I'm on the £15 for 10GB monthly plan with one months notice. Seemed like better value than PAYG.
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wurzel started a topic 3 Mobile Broadband

2 December 2011, 13:28
3 Mobile Broadband

Anyone else use them on a pay as you go basis?

When you buy a top up online, you don't get a receipt & there's no billing information on your account details page on their website.

Apparently, according to the gentleman who dealt with my enquiry, you have to phone up and request a receipt - i.e the normal convoluted call centre scenario - and you get your receipt a couple of days later.

Can't believe that that's the case; what a completely cr@p way to operate.
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