You don't need to be an 'investor' to invest in Singletrack: 6 days left: 95% of target - Find out more
Looking for a new contract today, currently with Vodafone which hasn't been bad but the coverage is very patchy for my use.
Who seems to have the best coverage for both city and country? Calls and data?
Do you need a contract? Payg is much better than it used to be and usually works out cheaper. Why not pick up a few Sims and give it a go. If you don't like the service or coverage bin it and try another one. Not being tied in gives you the flexibility.
Contract please. Can't be arsed with Payg.
Have a PAYG but with auto top up.
Is that not a contract of sorts?
It as much effort as a contract every month (ie none) without the extra costs and tie in for 12-24 months.Is that not a contract of sorts?
But you only pay for what you use rather than paying a fixed amount per month regardless of use. Plus, you're not locked in for a long period of time.
Depends where in the country you are really. Most of the providers have some kind of postcode checker to give you an idea of how good the signal might be.
You might be able to get a dirt cheap PAYG deal to try out your 'chosen' provider for a month to see how good the signal is in your local area before committing to a contract?
PAYG seems very cheap these days unless you are a really heavy phone user, even then there are often bundles and add-ons which are good value. I use three, costs peanuts and I can have a high-use month (unlimited data) for 20 quid when it suits me.
With Voda but have a second cheap handset with 3 on £8 pm. Allows me to call my kids FOC from the US and other countries I visit.
Will chop my contract with Voda when it's due in April to 3 and save £20 pm. Won't bother with new phone and will throw iPhone in bin when it dies and use the excellent cheapo Samsung phone. Will keep iPod touch for Apple Apps.