freedompop mobile

[admars]

http://uk.freedompop.com/uk?experience=organic.default


anyone use it? I've only first heard of it today after seeing an ad on facebook. Seems like a too good to be true mobile provider, v cheap (free everything for first month)

the use 3g network, I don't use my phone v much so seems like a good choice.

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lol, looking at hukd ppl moaning about voice quality, maybe not so great then.

[23prince]

Yes i did

They stung me for 3.95 a month for the free version

Never touch them again

[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)

[pip08456]

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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