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Posted by Greg Russell on May 21, 2010, 4:30 pm


Ret. <xxx> typed:

>> It's difficult to assess the value of any choice without knowing the
>> longer-term economics involved ... the monthly bill for the smart
>> phone needs to be taken into account.
> Indeed - but a PAYG package, including unlimited internet access, for
> £10 per month is hardly excessive - and anyone using a dedicated sat
> nav is likely to be also using a cell phone with similar (if not
> greater) monthly costs.

PAYG means "Pay As You Go" ... how do you come to understand that "unlimited
internet access" is included in any PAYG plan? Please provide the web link
of your PAYG provider so that others may take advantage of this fabulous
opportunity, and thanks for bringing it to our collective attention.



Posted by Ret. on May 21, 2010, 4:55 pm


Greg Russell wrote:
> Ret. <xxx> typed:
>>> It's difficult to assess the value of any choice without knowing the
>>> longer-term economics involved ... the monthly bill for the smart
>>> phone needs to be taken into account.
>> Indeed - but a PAYG package, including unlimited internet access, for
>> £10 per month is hardly excessive - and anyone using a dedicated sat
>> nav is likely to be also using a cell phone with similar (if not
>> greater) monthly costs.
> PAYG means "Pay As You Go" ... how do you come to understand that
> "unlimited internet access" is included in any PAYG plan? Please
> provide the web link of your PAYG provider so that others may take
> advantage of this fabulous opportunity, and thanks for bringing it to
> our collective attention.

http://giffgaff.com/?gclid=COT2iOGN5KECFRg-lAodziR3JQ

You're welcome.

giffgaff is a new uk provider using the 02 network. It's 'pure' charges are
the lowest you can find (giffgaff to giffgaff calls and texts are free. All
other calls are 8p a minute and txts are 4p each). You can also buy 'Goody
Bags' at varying prices which provide varying levels of inclusive calls,
txts and internet access. My Goody Bag was £10 and that includes 100 minutes
of voice calls plus unlimited txts and unlimited internet access.

--
Kev


Posted by Greg Russell on May 24, 2010, 2:24 am


"Ret." <xxx> wrote in message

>> PAYG means "Pay As You Go" ... how do you come to understand that
>> "unlimited internet access" is included in any PAYG plan? Please
>> provide the web link of your PAYG provider so that others may take
>> advantage of this fabulous opportunity, and thanks for bringing it to
>> our collective attention.
> You're welcome.
> giffgaff is a new uk provider using the 02 network. It's 'pure' charges
are
> the lowest you can find (giffgaff to giffgaff calls and texts are free.
All
> other calls are 8p a minute and txts are 4p each). You can also buy 'Goody
> Bags' at varying prices which provide varying levels of inclusive calls,
> txts and internet access. My Goody Bag was £10 and that includes 100
minutes
> of voice calls plus unlimited txts and unlimited internet access.

Ah, finally your true colours are showing through ... you're a simple shill.
The "gclid=" component monetarily credits you for everyone that gets
suckered into clicking on the link.



Posted by Ret. on May 24, 2010, 10:57 am


Greg Russell wrote:
> "Ret." <xxx> wrote in message
>>> PAYG means "Pay As You Go" ... how do you come to understand that
>>> "unlimited internet access" is included in any PAYG plan? Please
>>> provide the web link of your PAYG provider so that others may take
>>> advantage of this fabulous opportunity, and thanks for bringing it
>>> to our collective attention.
>> You're welcome.
>> giffgaff is a new uk provider using the 02 network. It's 'pure'
>> charges are the lowest you can find (giffgaff to giffgaff calls and
>> texts are free. All other calls are 8p a minute and txts are 4p
>> each). You can also buy 'Goody Bags' at varying prices which provide
>> varying levels of inclusive calls, txts and internet access. My
>> Goody Bag was £10 and that includes 100 minutes of voice calls plus
>> unlimited txts and unlimited internet access.
> Ah, finally your true colours are showing through ... you're a simple
> shill. The "gclid=" component monetarily credits you for everyone
> that gets suckered into clicking on the link.

I wish that were true!

--
Kev


Posted by Seth on May 21, 2010, 4:38 pm



"Ret." <xxx> wrote in message
> Greg Russell wrote:
>> Ret. <xxx> typed:
>>> I simply wanted a multi-function smart phone that would
>>> do a lot more.
>> It's difficult to assess the value of any choice without knowing the
>> longer-term economics involved ... the monthly bill for the smart
>> phone needs to be taken into account.
> Indeed - but a PAYG package, including unlimited internet access, for £10
> per month is hardly excessive - and anyone using a dedicated sat nav is
> likely to be also using a cell phone with similar (if not greater) monthly
> costs.

I won't argue the price points. We pay for what we like.

I tried the combo phone and nav for a bit. Just didn't like haven't that
much together. Someone would call in and I'd lose the display. Bigger
display on a dedicated unit, etc...

To each their own. Good luck, hope it works out as expected.



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