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foreverwar · 19-04-2008, 23:01

Arthur, self praise is no praise at all.

You should let others decide if the topic is "good" - surely it is their judgement that makes that statement valid, not your own (imho).

On your actual post, I don't have a particular problem with the mobile phone tariffs - I have a mobile phone for work (paid for by work), and a personal mobile, which I use, strangely enough, for personal calls. I am on Pay As You Go O2, top up £10 pounds a month which gives me 300 free minutes O2 to O2 and O2 to landline numbers per month from my postcode, and includes £10 worth of texts and calls to other numbers from anywhere else. I am lucky if I use more than £5 a month on calls/texts.

You need to work out your calling/text patterns, and take the PAYG or monthly package that is best for you, not for the Mobile company.

19-04-2008, 23:01	#2
foreverwar umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Leeds Services: Ex-NTL Bromley, TV XL, V+, STB, Broadband L (constant 9mb), SACM, Phone XL Posts: 9,128	Re: Another good topic -excessive cost's for Mobile Phones Arthur, self praise is no praise at all. You should let others decide if the topic is "good" - surely it is their judgement that makes that statement valid, not your own (imho). On your actual post, I don't have a particular problem with the mobile phone tariffs - I have a mobile phone for work (paid for by work), and a personal mobile, which I use, strangely enough, for personal calls. I am on Pay As You Go O2, top up £10 pounds a month which gives me 300 free minutes O2 to O2 and O2 to landline numbers per month from my postcode, and includes £10 worth of texts and calls to other numbers from anywhere else. I am lucky if I use more than £5 a month on calls/texts. You need to work out your calling/text patterns, and take the PAYG or monthly package that is best for you, not for the Mobile company. __________________ Passion is inversely proportional to the amount of real information available (Benford's law of controversy)