Payments methods on using mobile phone?

Question

I just don't understand the methods of payment, plus its so expensive and I do not understand how everyone manages to afford a mobile phone ,just even making a few seconds they take of more than 50p off ,

Im on o2 I heard thats the cheapers but I was wondering what is cheap ?

I know nothing on mobiles I one , and it was a very cheap one it cost 20.00 quid I was wondering which phone is good and which company makes low cost calls as possible

I agree they are ridously expensive

sure T - mobile you really sell your phones for free

Answer 1

I to speak your way of english, you understand.

good phone, too much money, ok ok no problem

s'h'i't phone, good price, i like

o2 cheap, call polant, lituania, speak too much, 2p per minute

England, people work, make money, pay bills

£20 phone, you buy £25 top up 500 minutes,

you take passport, bank stament, come i speak to you, give you good deal, you like

Answer 2

It sounds to me like you have a pay as you go type phone they can be very expensive to use as they as really for low users or people that get more incomming calls than make outgoing ones. Look at what you are spending for example £10 a month is fair for a PAYG user. If you are spending more than this go for a contract phone where you pay a set monthly amout they start from £10 and move up depending on what package you go for, to avoid confusion get a T-Mobile Flex tariff package it costs a standard rate and can use your credits for calls, text and pictures. To avoid a scary bill if you do go over your allowence have a bar addres this will stop the phone from making outbound calls after the allowence has been used . And you get a nice new free phone when you sign up. Overall you will get better value for money and not have to mess around with top ups just one monthly direct debit. You can also port your number accross to save any hassle, get down to the car phone warehouse or any T-Mobile shop to set it up.

Answer 3

Hello! I work in a phone shop, my advise would be work out a budget for the handset. How much do you want to spend on the handset its self? As for the network and tariff i would say try and get on the same network as your family and friends as calls to the same network are alot cheaper than x-network calling. If your family and friends are all on different networks, i would recommend t-mobile who do the every1 tariff, which is 12p to anyone. Or if you have family on vodafone that would benefit you and your friends, as voda have just released "vodafone family" A group of 4 people on voda register as a family and pay a little extra, as a result you 4 people get free calls to each other anytime! Orange also do something similar, its worth popping in to you local phone shop, they can go through you needs and find the right package that will suit you needs.

Answer 4

They are all expensive unless you use them a lot and have a contract.

The UK government made 21bilion pounds from selling licences to the operators a few years ago and they have to charge you somehow to get it back. Someone also has to pay for the "free" phones.

Answer 5

if your companion ( or perhaps you) have been given a debit card and positioned it in her call then this is going to likely be obtainable you may desire to have a telephone settlement for your self. omit to the internet website and notice what you will locate obtainable, or extra effectual nonetheless touch shopper help :)

Answer 6

i use mine as little as possible because i to find them ridiculously expensive for a few seconds call

Answer 7

i just use mine for texting and emergency calls.