20-04-2016, 00:55
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Re: freedompop mobile
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Originally Posted by admars
I know with these things there's always more bad comments than good, but it does seem like you have to be v careful with them, and make sure you check/uncheck the right boxes to not get billed for things you don't want
However I have read that if you don't use your phone that much, apart from the odd call, even if you do pay the 1.99 a month for "premium voice" it's still good value.
BUT, my phone is too old/cheap to run their apps, so by the time I add the cost of new handset, i may be better off getting a cheap virgin contract. (I'm on EE payg)
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Change is happening. Contact EE.
http://www.which.co.uk/campaigns/mob...act-switching/
" Last year the mobile supplier responded to our Unlock Mobiles campaign by reducing the charge for unlocking phones by 50% to £8.99.
More than 75,000 of you have backed our campaign to get mobile phones unlocked for free, and now EE has decided to go whole hog."
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