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Originally Posted by grimlea
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i spot a deal & share with ppl & get criticised (only post no1) i do agree it is aimed at texters mainly
1. Any company has a right to protect itself & its staff (lets face it the people who would suffer from any high costs incurred would be the staff who would find themselves made redundant in the following efficiency drives) from people who would take advantage of an unlimited deal.
tbh i think that the absurdity would occur if someone needs to send more than 100 texts every day of their life.
Who would take advantage of a unlimited text deal of over 3000 texts? The genuine customer? Doubtful due to the high number. A text spammer who has just bought a list with 2 million mobile numbers on it & the software to mass send sms? Yes highly likely. Result of this would be fine for network provider for creating a package which allows this sort of mass spam at no real cost. Other result lots of really annoyed people who keep getting spam texts
2. Virgin=20p flat rate
o2=25p
orange=20p
vodafone=20p
t-mobile=20p
3. o2 simplicity is a sim only pay by dd (need to pass credot score, set up a credit limit) deal - not PAYG
for your £20 you in effect get 100 mins & 3000 texts
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sorry no if they put unlimited in that's what it should be i see no problem with the prices as long as they call them what they are limited with set amounts