07-05-2005, 13:57
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Re: easyMobile Launches
That's a really good offer, 6p to any network but did I read correctly that this is only until the end of June? If so what does it go up to from then?
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07-05-2005, 13:59
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Re: easyMobile Launches
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Originally Posted by marina
Sorry if i've missed something, which i probably have but want to check....... is it right that one can terminate the contract at any point after registering? Without the usual one year waiting period?
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it's pay as you go, there is no contract
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07-05-2005, 14:02
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Re: easyMobile Launches
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Originally Posted by Russ D
That's a really good offer, 6p to any network but did I read correctly that this is only until the end of June? If so what does it go up to from then?
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5p for texts and 15p for calls (to all networks, which is still cheaper than I'm on with Orange)
We're giving it serious consideration, to get texts at 5p with Orange you need to buy hundreds at a time and they only last for a month!
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07-05-2005, 14:06
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Re: easyMobile Launches
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Originally Posted by bmxbandit
it's pay as you go, there is no contract 
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Yes  I'd noticed that  I'm in daft mode..... have been for a couple of weeks now..... my hazy confusion comes from that and the having to register with them and the facility that is available for being 'overdrawn' with credit...... blah blah blah......
but thanks for your patience and not using the  or  emoticon
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07-05-2005, 14:11
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Re: easyMobile Launches
Old Stelios.. gotta love him. So many (orange coloured) fingers in so many pies.
I am wondering if he is going to set up an escort agency: easyGirls?
Might get done under the trades descriptions act though
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07-05-2005, 14:18
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Re: easyMobile Launches
I cant believe Orange took him to court over using the colour Orange!!
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07-05-2005, 14:42
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Re: easyMobile Launches
There an EasyCruise too hehe...
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07-05-2005, 14:48
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Re: easyMobile Launches
I know, works out to £25 per night per person if there's two of you sharing a cabin!!!!!!! That's cheaper than the Travellodge/Ibis.
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07-05-2005, 17:09
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Re: easyMobile Launches
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Originally Posted by scrotnig
PAYG mobiles are just so council.....
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Are you calling me a Chav?
Why would I want a network phone?I hardly use my mobile except to check up on family.Most of the time it is switched off so it's pointless using anything but PAYG.
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16-05-2005, 23:21
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Re: easyMobile Launches
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Originally Posted by Shaun
I know, works out to £25 per night per person if there's two of you sharing a cabin!!!!!!! That's cheaper than the Travellodge/Ibis.
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Thinking about it, could be good for the nest forum meet!
Moving on topic for a sec, I've signed up and taken my number to them from orange. Well I say taken, it's due to go over tomorrow, hopefully there shouldn't be any problems. So far they've been extremely efficient, the Sim arrived in the post the next day (and I signed up after 4pm). The only problem I'm having at the moment is I can't log into their site, perhaps they're doing maintenance.
Another nice touch is a list of staff names and job titles on their site, no more being lied to by staff at orange about what their job is (manager my ars e!!!)
Lets hope when I try tomorrow its all working again!
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17-05-2005, 06:36
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Re: easyMobile Launches
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I cant believe Orange took him to court over using the colour Orange!!
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Why not he threatened to take every company under the sun to court who had the word 'easy' in their name !!
just a couple of examples
LINK
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17-05-2005, 06:56
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Re: easyMobile Launches
They charge you for top ups and low usage:-
"Refill
This fee covers the cost easyMobile has towards credit card issuers and banks. You can refill your account online through your account on our web site, this will cost you 25p, You also have the option to do a manual refill by calling our Customer Service. This cost you a fee of 75p."
"Exceptions
In the event that your usage is below £5.00 over any given 3 month period (i.e. if you actual usage in the months April, May and June is 4.99) we will charge you a fee of £ 0.75 which will be deducted from your account balance. We do this to ensure that accounts that are not used eventually will terminate. This is in line with our commitment to all of our customers of keeping costs to a minimum and for the full advantage to customers that actively use our service."
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17-05-2005, 08:07
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Re: easyMobile Launches
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Originally Posted by etccarmageddon
They charge you for top ups and low usage:-
"Refill
This fee covers the cost easyMobile has towards credit card issuers and banks. You can refill your account online through your account on our web site, this will cost you 25p, You also have the option to do a manual refill by calling our Customer Service. This cost you a fee of 75p."
"Exceptions
In the event that your usage is below £5.00 over any given 3 month period (i.e. if you actual usage in the months April, May and June is 4.99) we will charge you a fee of £ 0.75 which will be deducted from your account balance. We do this to ensure that accounts that are not used eventually will terminate. This is in line with our commitment to all of our customers of keeping costs to a minimum and for the full advantage to customers that actively use our service."
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If that's correct then they may well be a lot of people ringing up to query why their credit isn't right on their phones 
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Withdrawal of funds from your account £5
If you cancel your subscription with easyMobile and have a remaining balance you want to withdraw, it will be subject to a £5 fee, which covers our cost in relation to paying you the money by cheque or by bank transfer.
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Account blocking fee £5
easyMobile allows customers to have a negative balance of up to £10 for up to three days. But we will tell customers in advance that their account balance is close to zero. Warning will be sent by email and SMS. easyMobile believes this is a good service for customers, however if your negative balance remains for longer than 3 days, or you exceed the £10 limit you risk having your account restricted which will cost £5 to restore full service.
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Reopen a lost or stolen phone £5
If you have recovered your phone after having it reported as lost or stolen we charge you a fee to reactivate your phone. This fee covers our expenses regarding reactivating your phone.
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So if your phones is swiped and you get it back you will no doubt end up getting billed for the fact that the whoever took it probably wiped out your credit and possibly even took it into negative credit balance as well the charge for putting it back onto the network. Joy.
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31-03-2006, 17:59
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Re: easyMobile Launches
Well I thought this thread was well worth an update.
Have just had notice today that Easymobile have launched an addition to their tariff. Calls between Easymobile customers are now charged at 3ppm and texts 1p.
This on top of their last update which gave us MMS* at 20p and GPRS data at £3GBP per MB. It's making their service look even more competitive.
They've also added a tariff checker to their site so you can see what you can save.
https://www.easymobile.com/selfcare/...alculator.html
I've been with Easymobile since they started and haven't been charged one fee. I really like the auto-topup facility, I never run out of credit now.
*not that I've managed to get my K700i to accept the settings - think that's a problem with the phone though not the service.
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31-03-2006, 18:18
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Re: easyMobile Launches
Just checked the calculator, seems to be biased towards easymobile, claims that 30min of calls per month calls on Tesco Mobile (Value or normal?? not clear) will cost £4.50, same as easymobile, but I know that if you buy a bundle on Tesco mobile for 25min at £2.50 all calls are charged at 10ppm after the 25 min allowance, thus 30min will cost £3, undercutting easymobile by £1.50!
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