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Nokia N95
Only £20.00 per month
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- Up to 300 mins or texts
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- 1100 FREE texts.
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Review by: adi_19956 from Milford-On-Sea, 20th February 2008
its very good but not abroad it gets a bit shabby but v. good value for money £15.00 a month for 500 texts and 75mins
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Review by: kprglover from netherton, 14th April 2008
customers service very helpful
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Thursday, 3rd July 2008 - full story
BT awarded competition tribunal victory
Mobile phone provider BT has been successful in it appeal to the competition appeal tribunal, which could lead to cheaper mobile phone deals in the future, reports the Guardian.BT has spoken about the cost of calling mobile phones, previously claiming that customers are being overcharged by £1 billion every year, as well as criticising the cost of terminating contracts.The tribunal deemed that the pricing levels set by Ofcom for September 2006 to March 2007 should be dismissed, with a decision regarding termination rates to be announced in October.It was also announced that the tribunal a...
Wednesday, 21st May 2008 - full story
Mobile phone users overcharged?
As some mobile phone users look for the best deal, the new head of BT consumer business has suggested that many are paying too much, reports the Guardian.John Petter has asked for the industry regulator Ofcom to deal with the issue, claiming that mobile customers are paying too much every year."The mobile companies are setting the termination prices well in excess of their costs. Customers are being overcharged to the tune of £1 billion," said Mr Petter, highlighting the need to find the best deal.He made the comments ahead of a Competition Appeal Tribunal meeting, which will look at find...
Monday, 21st April 2008 - full story
3 announces mobile broadband offer
Mobile phone customers are now being offered a new Pay As You Go deal for broadband from operator 3.As part of the development, the mobile phone company is offering USB Modems for £69.99, as well as price plans such as 1GB download allowance for £10 per month.It was also revealed that the most popular package for 3 mobile phone customers offers 2,000 texts within the 3GB deal, as well as 100 web surfing minutes - highlighting the increasing popularity of mobile web browsing.Earlier this year, 3 announced it was offering unlimited texts on its new 12-month deals, as well as free mobil...
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