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Old 11-16-2006, 11:06 PM
Steve Dulieu
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Default Re: I need to leave Orange. Best option for a low call/high data user?


"LeeJS" <lee@nospamw2designs.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I'm currently using a Hermes/tytn clone on the Orange network with my
> old 1990's SIM card on a Virgin OVP tariff. My phone bills are rarely
> more than £4 or £5 a month. My company pays for my data access on top
> of call charges.
>
> Orange have told me that unless I budge from my cosy occupancy of the
> OVP tariff I can't have access to any 3G services. They won't send me
> a 3G SIM and I can't 'officially' upgrade the handset to get one
> unless I move to a proper tariff. By this they mean one that wastes my
> money on call bundles I would never use.
>
> As such, I've decided switching to PAYG is the only option open to me.
> I'm tempted by the T-Mobile web and walk plans but I see the £7.50
> option is available on pay monthly only.
>
> Would I be able to get my number ported on to a T-Mob 'SIM only' pay
> monthly account and add web and walk for another £7.50?
>
> Any other ideas? I'm open to any suggestions!
>

If you take this tariff,
http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/Dispatcher...al_sim_only_pm
you can add web n walk to it for an extra £7.50 pm making £15 pm total (the
trick is to phone T-Mobile CS to get the tariff rather than getting it via
the web). You can port your OVP number on to it by getting your PAC from
Orange, then phoning the T-Mobile number porting line on 0845 412 5000. You
do not have to port in when you join, any time up to 6 months after
connection will do.
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Cheers, Steve.
Change from jealous to sad to reply.



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