Pay and go, go, go or contract?

[Anonymous]

Bit of background, my contract with t-mobile ends soon and let me tell you they are awful so, I'm coming to o2 - my wife is already with o2 and loves them plus we get reception at home which I don't get with t-mob.

However, I can't decide between P+GGG at £10 or the £13.50 p/month contract which is currently reduced to £10.50 for 12 months.  Allowances are fine on either.

With the contract, after the initial 12 months at £10.50 it rises to £13.50, will it stay at this for evermore unless, of course I decide to upgrade?

What's the pluses and minuses of both please?

[Anonymous]

Thanks folks and Liquid I'd start recouping loses after 3 months as I currently pay £31 p/month for a crap service and a data allowance that I have never used to anywhere near it's full allowance. Does anyone know whether I can dial 0800 and 0845 numbers on either of the plans that I'm looking at?

[Anonymous]

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@Liquid wrote:
Stuart are you still being paid for that?:D

Welcome to the light side:)

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i wish toby wheres my wages

[Liquid]

Inclusive minutes can't be used for calls made in the UK to:
non-geographic numbers starting 08, 05,charged at 20p per minute, except calls to 0871 numbers charged at 35p per minute;
P as you GGG^^

Inclusive minutes can't be used for calls made to:
non-geographic numbers (starting 08, 05);

Pay monthly.


Sorry mate:(

[Anonymous]

Ahhh, that's easier now I'm on the desktop instead of my phone.

Thanks for all the info folks, very much appreciated

[Liquid]

Haha yes the mobile variant does need some work.

Unfortunatly all I can access mostly.

There are some truly free 0800 such as crime stoppers,bullying, child protection. Hopefully not the ones you have to call frequently.

[jonsie]

http://www.saynoto0870.com/  and  http://www.0800buster.co.uk/  are your friend:smileywink:

[Anonymous]

cheers jonsie, don't worry I know about those.  I have deep pockets and short arms, the wife says I'm tight whilst I say I'm prudent although family and friends side with the wife 

[jonsie]

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@Anonymous wrote:

cheers jonsie, don't worry I know about those.  I have deep pockets and short arms, the wife says I'm tight whilst I say I'm prudent although family and friends side with the wife 

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Stick to prudent