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Ah okay, wasn't aware that was available on a standard contract. When I asked they told me they couldn't do it and that the broadband was a separate product.
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No Because I don't have USB dongle - as I said, I use my phone, a nokia N73 which has a built-in modem. It's still a phone of course, one phone, one sim, one contract, 3GB download limit per month for 15 quid and a mobile net connection. I don't evenn use wires any more - bluetooth.Originally posted by mbriody View PostDo you have a contract with the USB dongle (which contains a 'broadband' SIM)?
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Do you have a contract with the USB dongle (which contains a 'broadband' SIM)?
Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostEr..... I have 3 mobile broadband on the same contract as my (3)phone. In fact I use my phone as a modem (and a phone!) - making the connection to my linux laptop via bluetooth.
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Er..... I have 3 mobile broadband on the same contract as my (3)phone. In fact I use my phone as a modem (and a phone!) - making the connection to my linux laptop via bluetooth.Originally posted by mbriody View PostI believe the mobile broadband and phone contracts are completely separate. They certainly are on 3.
I have 3 mobile broadband (currently the cheapest one I believe) and a T-Mobile business phone contract.
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I believe the mobile broadband and phone contracts are completely separate. They certainly are on 3.
I have 3 mobile broadband (currently the cheapest one I believe) and a T-Mobile business phone contract.
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only just been launched and from what i can see its more expensive than other mobile broadband packages
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O2 mobile broadband
I'm looking at getting a new phone and a mobile broadband modem/datacard under an O2 business account, and I was wandering if anyone has got any opinions on the O2 mobile b/b service?
Also, would I have to pay for a '2-user' tariff to get both phone and mobile b/b?
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