Tank Slap - Motorcycle Forum

Nearly coming to the end of my 2yr contract with my network provider and was looking round at new phones. But really happy with the phone I have and don't really think the new models around offer much new for the price they are asking.

Asked my provider if I stay with them whats the best deal they can do for me, while keeping the same amount of mins, txts & data (seeing that the phone is now paid for). As you can guess, they still want to rip me off for £28 a month.

So checked out some providers online and GiffGaff can give me more mins, unlimited txt & data for just £15 a month.

Was just wondering if anyone uses them or knows anything about them and are they worth swapping to...

I was going to suggest OVIO, but they seem to have failed.

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I've a couple of friends who use it without any issues.

Phone around. Sim only deals can be cheap.

SIM only deals area easily found. Mrs Nutz is currently paying £11 with o2 for hers. Can't remember the exact package but it's decent enough for an average user.

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I'm with O2 and mines 28.00 per month with iPhone 4s and more than enough for me. I didn't think that was too extortionate , I use what's app loads and a high usage of txt messaging as well

I've been with O2 for a very long time and find the coverage excellent especially where I live.

I'm with EE and tbh coverage and service have been very good and they have managed to get me to stay with them for 7 years (first contract company and only contract company lol)

bb41 wrote:I've been with O2 for a very long time and find the coverage excellent especially where I live.

I'm with O2 and have been for some time as well, but I can't wait to leave. Round out way their network coverage has been slowly getting worse, plus I've had 2 price increases during the term of this contract. You speak to O2 about any issue and they just can't be arsed really. I tried to get the phone repaired as the WiFi, bluetooth, and SatNav parts just weren't working properly, O2 managed to do a factory reset and send it back as repaired. HTC did a little better the first time and repaired a hardware fault, the second time HTC had it they said it was working perfectly. I still can't get a WiFI signal any further than 5 meters from the router and the satnav can take an hour to get a lock sometimes.

I do like to keep up to date with handsets as I'm a bit of a nerd, so I'm seriously considering buying a phone outright this time and going on a SIM only contract with EE, you can get much shorter contract terms this way and also lower tariffs. Plus, if you get bored of the phone or it just doesn't work for you then you can just lob it on eBay and buy a different one.