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If you leave Orange Vodafone are also worth looking at.

I have a 30 day rolling montly contract with; unlimited texts, 300 mins cross network calls )including all mobile to mobile calls), 500MB data for £10 per month.

That's not worth looking at. Honestly that's poor!
 
Anyone else get really crappy customer service with Orange?

I've ordered a SIM-only plan for my mums new iPhone but nearly a week later the SIM hasn't shown up. What's really funny is that they told me that I would need to return this SIM, cancel my plan, and RE-ORDER it because a regular SIM was sent out instead of a micro-SIM :eek:

I tried to confirm that they would send out a micro-SIM an hour after ordering but couldn't get through on the phone (I got looped several times and was disconnected every time I nearly got through to a real human being to talk to). I gave up in the end and sent an email with a couple of other questions too, but the only bothered replying to the micro-SIM query.

Honestly, I've gotten better service with Tesco Mobile these past few years...
 
My Orange contract runs out next month and I'm going over to Giffgaff.

For only £10 get 250 UK minutes, unlimited UK texts and unlimited mobile Internet for one month.

Sounds a good deal to me! :)
 
Don't you think it's a good deal if it covers your needs? If you use less than 300 minutes and 500MB data it does the job.
Unless you can get a similar deal for less than £10 with data included?

No because more is always better. Giffgaf offer more for 10 a month and for 15 on 3 you get so much more.
 
=OllyW;14990906]But it doesn't matter if you don't need the extra. :)

in a way true. Upside is at least over here we get good deals. Stateside is such a rip off
 
I use payg on 02.

£25 for 300 crossnetwork mins, 50mms, unlimited texts and wifi with 1gb data.

I've looked at Giffgaff but am concerned at people reporting signal and data drop.

As for tethering I use 'tetherme' tweak.

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Anyone else get really crappy customer service with Orange?

I've ordered a SIM-only plan for my mums new iPhone but nearly a week later the SIM hasn't shown up. What's really funny is that they told me that I would need to return this SIM, cancel my plan, and RE-ORDER it because a regular SIM was sent out instead of a micro-SIM :eek:

I tried to confirm that they would send out a micro-SIM an hour after ordering but couldn't get through on the phone (I got looped several times and was disconnected every time I nearly got through to a real human being to talk to). I gave up in the end and sent an email with a couple of other questions too, but the only bothered replying to the micro-SIM query.

Honestly, I've gotten better service with Tesco Mobile these past few years...

When I moved to the iPhone 4 with 02 they sorted it out instore by providing a microsim and moving my details , number and tariff over. Within 1 hour I was up and running.

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in a way true. Upside is at least over here we get good deals. Stateside is such a rip off

Yeah ive read that some networks in the states charge you for receiving texts !
 
My deal I got was pretty good at the time, it did have 500mb data and I can't remember if it had more minutes too UNTIL I said it was for an iPhone 4, so what I got I was happy. If Apple didn't insist of making the sim the size of a flee, I would have got a better deal.

Also, for those saying go here or there, you still need to remember here in the UK we STILL cannot all get good signals from all the operators. I live in Dorset, I was on O2, I got good signal and Edge but I noticed on it's PAYG it was costing me more then when I was on Orange overall. I also cannot get O2 3G.

So I went back to Orange, I get a signal at home and work and can just about get 3G at home, I think Orange is the only one to do this.

In the city's and towns it's fine with signals but outside we still seem to struggle :(
 
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