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Old 06-03-2010, 12:40   #12
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Re: BT phone lines for low income
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Originally Posted by Lord Nikon View Post
ok, let's compare that to mobiles...

Orange have 13 PAYG handsets under 20 quid at this time. 22 under 40.
T-mobile have 5 phones under 20 on PAYG, 18 handsets under 50
Vodagroan have 8 phones under 20 on payg, 23 under 40
O2 have 2 phones under 20, 5 under 40.
Three have a few under 30, a nice selection under 50 but offer a few things the others don't

Whichever way you look at it, the mobiles seem to be a better offer than BT.
I am with three and got a deal for £20 with minutes texts and unlimited internet and a decent phone a nokia 6700 classic,there are some very good mobile deals around as you say,much cheaper then paying a land line rental.
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