Dan wrote:
> Mr Man wrote:
>> Anyone know what the minimum call charge is on T-Mobile pay monthly plans?
>
> It's price plan dependent.
> Old tariffs - 2p minimum call charge.
> Most new/current tariffs - 5p minimum call charge. (e.g. flext plans)
>
> Tell me what price plan your on, and I'll confirm it.
>
> Dan
>
I think i've worked it out, 2p. I'm on the £7.50 a month SIM only plan.
2p minimum charge is good, shame diverted calls are not included in minutes!
Mr Man wrote:
> Dan wrote:
> > Mr Man wrote:
> >> Anyone know what the minimum call charge is on T-Mobile pay monthly plans?
> >
> > It's price plan dependent.
> > Old tariffs - 2p minimum call charge.
> > Most new/current tariffs - 5p minimum call charge. (e.g. flext plans)
> > Tell me what price plan your on, and I'll confirm it.
> > Dan
> >
> I think i've worked it out, 2p. I'm on the £7.50 a month SIM only plan.
> 2p minimum charge is good, shame diverted calls are not included in minutes!
> Cant have everything i guess
Yes you're correct, 2p minimum call charge for SIM only plan and
diverted calls are not inclusive, though I believe they would be on o2
pay monthly, with similar minimum charges. What type of number are you
diverting to, as there are ways of reducing the cost.
Dan wrote:
> Mr Man wrote:
>> Dan wrote:
>>> Mr Man wrote:
>>>> Anyone know what the minimum call charge is on T-Mobile pay monthly plans?
>>> It's price plan dependent.
>>> Old tariffs - 2p minimum call charge.
>>> Most new/current tariffs - 5p minimum call charge. (e.g. flext plans)
>>> Tell me what price plan your on, and I'll confirm it.
>>> Dan
>>>
>> I think i've worked it out, 2p. I'm on the £7.50 a month SIM only plan.
>> 2p minimum charge is good, shame diverted calls are not included in minutes!
>> Cant have everything i guess
>
> Yes you're correct, 2p minimum call charge for SIM only plan and
> diverted calls are not inclusive, though I believe they would be on o2
> pay monthly, with similar minimum charges. What type of number are you
> diverting to, as there are ways of reducing the cost.
>
> Dan
>
I wouldn't use o2 if it was free.
It will be diverted both to another mobile network and a landline
number, depending on what i need. 10p per minute it not bad at all for
calls to a landline number, and 30p per minute cross network is not to
much of a problem, i will just keep calls short or call people back if i
need to chat for longer. i just wish Virgin Mobile done call divert...
I'm just about to possibly port my number over to this T-Mobile SIM.
Mr Man wrote:
> Dan wrote:
> > Mr Man wrote:
> >> Dan wrote:
> >>> Mr Man wrote:
> >>>> Anyone know what the minimum call charge is on T-Mobile pay monthly plans?
> >>> It's price plan dependent.
> >>> Old tariffs - 2p minimum call charge.
> >>> Most new/current tariffs - 5p minimum call charge. (e.g. flext plans)
> >>> Tell me what price plan your on, and I'll confirm it.
> >>> Dan
> >>>
> >> I think i've worked it out, 2p. I'm on the £7.50 a month SIM only plan.
> >> 2p minimum charge is good, shame diverted calls are not included in minutes!
> >> Cant have everything i guess
> >
> > Yes you're correct, 2p minimum call charge for SIM only plan and
> > diverted calls are not inclusive, though I believe they would be on o2
> > pay monthly, with similar minimum charges. What type of number are you
> > diverting to, as there are ways of reducing the cost.
> > Dan
> >
> I wouldn't use o2 if it was free.
> It will be diverted both to another mobile network and a landline
> number, depending on what i need. 10p per minute it not bad at all for
> calls to a landline number, and 30p per minute cross network is not to
> much of a problem, i will just keep calls short or call people back if i
> need to chat for longer. i just wish Virgin Mobile done call divert...
> I'm just about to possibly port my number over to this T-Mobile SIM.
In the meantime you could take advantage of T-Mobile's 10p/min
anytime flat rate to 0871 numbers, saving you 20p/min compared to x net
rate of 30p/min on the SIM only plan
Just get a free 0871 number from www.cheapercallrate.com point it to
the other mobile number, then set the divert on T-Mobile to the 0871
number instead.
You may also be able to control the divert online, to change back to
your landline if needed.
Dan wrote:
> Mr Man wrote:
>> Dan wrote:
>>> Mr Man wrote:
>>>> Dan wrote:
>>>>> Mr Man wrote:
>>>>>> Anyone know what the minimum call charge is on T-Mobile pay monthly plans?
>>>>> It's price plan dependent.
>>>>> Old tariffs - 2p minimum call charge.
>>>>> Most new/current tariffs - 5p minimum call charge. (e.g. flext plans)
>>>>> Tell me what price plan your on, and I'll confirm it.
>>>>> Dan
>>>>>
>>>> I think i've worked it out, 2p. I'm on the £7.50 a month SIM only plan.
>>>> 2p minimum charge is good, shame diverted calls are not included in minutes!
>>>> Cant have everything i guess
>>> Yes you're correct, 2p minimum call charge for SIM only plan and
>>> diverted calls are not inclusive, though I believe they would be on o2
>>> pay monthly, with similar minimum charges. What type of number are you
>>> diverting to, as there are ways of reducing the cost.
>>> Dan
>>>
>> I wouldn't use o2 if it was free.
>> It will be diverted both to another mobile network and a landline
>> number, depending on what i need. 10p per minute it not bad at all for
>> calls to a landline number, and 30p per minute cross network is not to
>> much of a problem, i will just keep calls short or call people back if i
>> need to chat for longer. i just wish Virgin Mobile done call divert...
>> I'm just about to possibly port my number over to this T-Mobile SIM.
>
> In the meantime you could take advantage of T-Mobile's 10p/min
> anytime flat rate to 0871 numbers, saving you 20p/min compared to x net
> rate of 30p/min on the SIM only plan
>
> Just get a free 0871 number from www.cheapercallrate.com point it to
> the other mobile number, then set the divert on T-Mobile to the 0871
> number instead.
> You may also be able to control the divert online, to change back to
> your landline if needed.
>
> Dan
>
Wow, didn't think that would work. I could not divert easyMobile to 087
numbers, and not sure you can on Fresh either. But real T-Mobile
obvisouly let you!