20GB data plan

[Anonymous]

Hi there all I was wondering if the 20GB data allowance was available to new a
nd existing customers and non Refresh customers because I would be interested in getting 20GB data for an extra £5 a month so can someone please let me know as soon possible.
Thanks Glenda

[MI5]

If you really were serious about paying £48 for 20gb of data, yes.....

[Cleoriff]

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@MI5 wrote:
If you really were serious about paying £48 for 20gb of data, yes.....

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Deja vu here.... as I said on the other thread started by the Op..I can never imagine how anyone could get through 20GB of data a month? Spreading my wings a bit here...have people never heard of WiFi?

[MI5]

You could use it if you tried - Streaming off Netflix, Sky Movies/Sports etc and tethering (if allowed) but there are much cheaper alternatives

[Cleoriff]

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@MI5 wrote:
You could use it if you tried - Streaming off Netflix, Sky Movies/Sports etc and tethering (if allowed) but there are much cheaper alternatives

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Really...what are they then?....

I am interested, not for me obviously...but if that amount of data can be used I would like to know what you can use to get it cheaper than £48?.............

[MI5]

There are 3 alternative networks (2 of which use O2) that will give you unlimited data for £15 month.....

[Cleoriff]

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@MI5 wrote:
There are 3 alternative networks (2 of which use O2) that will give you unlimited data for £15 month.....

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Ahhh get you now.. (and I know which ones)....:smileywink:

Its a real pity that O2 are only offering 20Gb with this 'inferior phone'...Makes me wonder how much Amazon paid them to offer it from a known network...

Amazon are heavily promoting the phone on their website. I am a  Prime customer and get emails of new 'items of interest to me'...email came in last night...

[Anonymous]

Possibly as it's exclusive to O2.

[MI5]

I'm sure many will take up the offer, but it's not for me....

[Anonymous]

Nor me.

However as their having a shuffle they may introduce all new tariffs now.

[MI5]

The network can't handle what they've got currently.....
Adding more data strain would finish it off completely - It's a most strange decision tbh, not least until the 4g roll out was completed........