new contract/tariff with loads of texts not 3

Looking at deals with 12 months free line rental :

1. But it can't be 3 - too many dropped calls.
Orange or O2 see reliable.

2. Want 300 or more inclusive texts.

Any ideas? SMS bolt ons seem a tad expensive:

Orange 120 £8, 360 £24 as in ouch
O2 havn't a clue - cannot find a text bundle on their site

On 13 Oct 2005 05:39:20 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) scrawled:

>Any ideas?

uk.telecom.mobile maybe?
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uk.telecom.mobile
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Looking at deals with 12 months free line rental :

1. But it can't be 3 - too many dropped calls.
Orange or O2 see reliable.

2. Want 300 or more inclusive texts.

Any ideas? SMS bolt ons seem a tad expensive:

Orange 120 £8, 360 £24 as in ouch
O2 havn't a clue - cannot find a text bundle on their site

On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 13:54:36 +0100, "Gestapo"
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>uk.telecom.mobile
>this way ---->

Clue sticks
<----- that way
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Damit I didnt read about this side effect on the label.

Ah well, sorry for the intrusion chaps, as you were. Guess I'd better
get of then....<sounds of a rucksack being packed with
essentials...clinking of aged bottles>...

Now then which way did that arrow point to uk.telecom.mobile...

> >uk.telecom.mobile
> >this way ---->
>
> Clue sticks
> <----- that way
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In article <(E-Mail Removed). com>,
says...
> Looking at deals with 12 months free line rental :
>
> 1. But it can't be 3 - too many dropped calls.
> Orange or O2 see reliable.
>
> 2. Want 300 or more inclusive texts.
>
> Any ideas? SMS bolt ons seem a tad expensive:
>
> Orange 120 £8, 360 £24 as in ouch
> O2 havn't a clue - cannot find a text bundle on their site
>
>
just pick up one of the '300 free text' sims from 02. You just have to
credit a tenner a month to it and that tenner isn't used to pay for the
texts.

Plenty on EBay for pennies. Why go for a contract when that's about?

FR

Flying Rat wrote


> >
> just pick up one of the '300 free text' sims from 02. You just have to
> credit a tenner a month to it and that tenner isn't used to pay for the
> texts.
>
> Plenty on EBay for pennies. Why go for a contract when that's about?
>

You know anyone with some for sale?

On 13 Oct 2005 05:39:20 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) wrote:

>Looking at deals with 12 months free line rental :
>
>1. But it can't be 3 - too many dropped calls.
> Orange or O2 see reliable.
>
>2. Want 300 or more inclusive texts.
>
>Any ideas? SMS bolt ons seem a tad expensive:
>
>Orange 120 £8, 360 £24 as in ouch
>O2 havn't a clue - cannot find a text bundle on their site

Well, there is an O2 package which is PAYG but if you top up at least
£10 per month you get 300 free texts. There is a monthly dealine date
but if you miss it and top up a week later they change the deadline
date and give you the 300 free texts starting from the new day.

No idea if there are details on the website, I found out about it when
I called O2 to switch my daughter's phone from contract to PAYG.

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On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 18:53:01 +0100, MinusNet <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Flying Rat wrote
>
>
>> >
>> just pick up one of the '300 free text' sims from 02. You just have to
>> credit a tenner a month to it and that tenner isn't used to pay for the
>> texts.
>>
>> Plenty on EBay for pennies. Why go for a contract when that's about?
>>
>
>You know anyone with some for sale?
>

£4.99 from O2


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"Geoffrey" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 18:53:01 +0100, MinusNet <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>Flying Rat wrote
>>
>>
>>> >
>>> just pick up one of the '300 free text' sims from 02. You just have to
>>> credit a tenner a month to it and that tenner isn't used to pay for the
>>> texts.
>>>
>>> Plenty on EBay for pennies. Why go for a contract when that's about?
>>>
>>
>>You know anyone with some for sale?
>>
>
> £4.99 from O2

Free from here:
http://smartpromo.o2.co.uk/form.php

Guess where the eBay sellers get their stock from ;o)