Data

[Anonymous]

Why am I paying for 3GB but only getting 1GB?

[Anonymous]

thanks @perksie @MI5

I'll have to put my 'thinking cap' on with this ... ie ... do I up to £12 per month with O2 ... or ... just stay settled with what my bank offers under my current home insurance, with its £250 excess ... or ... go with say Nationwide which is what I remember @jonsie & @Cleoriff saying on another thread where I think I was op

I'd appreciate your thoughts ... I've not much of a financial head upon my shoulders 

& do I keep on posting on this thread, which is not mine & Android ... or ... transfer to my thread 'I'm fancying a Nokia 635?'

[MI5]

Quick maths lesson.
A Nokia 635 can be bought today for £60 from O2 PAYG.
Therefore that's 10 months or 5 months of insurance payments. If you pay £6 a month for the duration of your 2 year contract you will pay for 2.5 phones.
If you are likely to claim more than 3 times in the next 2 years, keep paying insurance. If not, try and put £10 a month away yourself to cover any mishaps and you will be saving money.

[Anonymous]

thank you @MI5

I can understand what you say

moocho merlot planned for you in Wanty's 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Hi @Anonymous If you want I can pass this on for you. Send me a Private Message with your details and the approximate date and time that you phoned CS.

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I've sent you a pm @Anonymous thank you

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Hi lads & Cleoriff

re: the above  ^   ^   ^

just got off the phone talking with a lovely woman at O2 CS ...name of Rachel (don't know the name of the call centre) but @Toby can you feed back & get this lovely woman who helped me right royally 'a credit' please?

Right I have 3 bolt-ons:

1: 300mb data

2: £6 per month O2 insurance (sorry jonsie you told me not to go with this) but for convenience sake I did,         that & the fact that my bank's excess is £250 (I later found out) ... & an O2 town shop salesman said I           could get 2 phones for that

3: Travel Europe 

Well, at least I now know what it is I've got

I don't see any sense in paying for stuff eg extra data which I'm not going to use

thank you 

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you kudo'd me @Cleoriff thank you

[Cleoriff]

@Anonymous It was the comment 'No point me paying for stuff I am not going to use' that deserved the kudo......A sensible and practical approach to life

[Anonymous]

thank you again for the explanation @Cleoriff ..... I am from Yorkshire after all 

[Cleoriff]

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@Anonymous wrote:

thank you again for the explanation @Cleoriff ..... I am from Yorkshire after all 

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As are a lot of my extended family....