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Hope this is ok to post here. If you are a T-Mobile pay monthly customer and are due a upgrade soon then this could well save you some money.
T-Mobile revised their Flext price plans last week. At the moment they are only for customers who upgrade with them. The Price plans will be open to new customers from April.
The major changes are that the new plans now include W&W (mobile internet with them). They have slightly less allowance with them then the old plans BUT voice mail now comes out of your allowance as well as most 08 numbers and international calling.

*I've just got rid of the link wwn. The rest is ok.*


Plans for upgrading customers start with Flext 35. However new customers will only be offered Flext 40 and above.

Thanks for that WWN. You don't happen to know if they accept new customers with poor credit do you?

I'm looking to change from Vodafone later this year, but at the moment I think my only option is O2.

I'm with O2 Skip and don't have a problem with them.

I might change to them as I'm fed up with Vodafone at the moment - I hate their policy of offering their best deals to new customers and stuff the old ones! I understand O2 don't do this.

I haven't got a clue to be honest Skip. I've been with them for about 5 years now and will stick with them as I've had no problems up till now.

I pay £35 a month for 600 mins, 1000 texts and I got a free bolt on of unlimited web access (which I use sometimes when at work). I got a decent phone as well.

guys do you know if any company will accept poor credit customers onto contract. have been payg for the last 3 or 4 years now and could do with getting onto a contract as i work away from home alot

They probably won't, but you can always try.

I think O2 are accepting people with bad credit history onto one of their SIM only contracts, with the possibility of upgrading to a full contract if the payments are kept up to date. There's a thread about it on here somewhere - it might be worth searching for.

Jan, that's a really good deal - I pay £25 month for 200 minutes and 250 texts. I'll definitely look at O2, and if they say no I'll ask Dave to take out a contract in his name and I'll pay him.

Good idea. I think you have to do 18 month contracts, but that's what I did last year and will be due to upgrade in August.