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Originally Posted by APS
The downside of the 5p tariff, from what I can see on the new pricelist, is that you pay 5p for local calls at weekend, rather than 0p on the new 3-2-1 tariff.
I can see the small print myself that confirms the mobile discounts apply to the 5p Talk Plan, only that the mobile tariff is applicable to Talk Plans in general.
APS
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But how many weekend calls do you make per week? Multiply that by 5p per call and you will see that this cost will probably be far less than having to pay 2p per minute plus a 5p connection charge per call for midweek evening and night calls on the 3-2-1 tarrif.
When you compare the 5p talk plan to the talk unlimited plan which is £8 per month dearer you have to make over 160 evening and weekend calls per month for the talk unlimited plan to be cheaper. The 5p plan is probably the best option out for most customers, especially when the mobile call plan is included.