That's always going to be the sticking point then.Rossgo wrote: I wouldn't buy through a 3rd party company. I've been there tried that and all I had was issues with them since then I only buy through the main dealer.
Nutz- yea I can go through 1GB a day or more depending what I'm doing. I defo don't have the time to download at home - I'm away from my home for approx 14.5 hrs for a day shift or 15hrs for a night shift. So when I get in its bed and crash!D6Nutz wrote:Wow, 24gb a month....
I'm curious, do you really get through that much data every month? I found it a real struggle to get to about 10gb when I was commuting.
I know you watch a lot of stuff on YouTube, had you considered premium at £12/pm and downloading at home, then getting a much cheaper contract?
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I've had pay as you go when I was at college and i couldn't deal with that. Top up etc too much work for me lol. I want to know i have data or whatever on demand lolJack wrote:my mobile phone cost me £20 to run last year , I can't imagine spending £984 for a phone for a year .
buy a cheap phone and run it PAYG and you'll save enough to buy a camera and probably a tablet or cheap laptop too.
Wow! That's a alot. I usually use 20 - 30 GB per month. I do wonder if I could drop it a little more if I used Wi-Fi all the time while at home but I can't imagine that I would remember to turn it on all the time so I need a safety net lolKwacky wrote:I used 71gb last month. I very rarely bother to put it on WiFi
For me I'd defo want peace of mind. There's a lot of things where I will bank on cost than quaility and I don't drink or smoke so I'm not wasting my money. I do usually skimp and save where I can even on food shopping (helps that my misses works for a well known supermarket so cheap weekly food costs help massively too!!) But i always have a point if I have a bad experience with a company or saleman or whatever I dont go back. Just the way I am. Lose of business for them personally or as a business is the way I work it!! I have no issue with that whatsoeverItchy wrote:That's always going to be the sticking point then.Rossgo wrote: I wouldn't buy through a 3rd party company. I've been there tried that and all I had was issues with them since then I only buy through the main dealer.
Obviously if you've had a bad experience it's going to tarnish your viewpoint, but I had over 3 years with mobile phones direct and never had an issue.
It depends what you want more, peace of mind or a few more quid in your pocket every month...
Yea I could. But i think that means it looses battery life as your Wi-Fi is constantly trying to find a Wi-Fi connection. Battery is also very important lol! I dont know if it is a good idea or not to be honest. I'm.not very tech savvyduke63 wrote:Can't you just set the phone so it links automatically to your wi-fi when you enter your home? Mine does that but i have no doubt someone will now turn round and tell me that isn't a good idea for some reason.
Ahh right makes sense. That's a good idea to be honest. I guess that would save in cost so no one actually goes above their contract allowanceKwacky wrote:My phone ends up being a hot spot for the family when I'm out. I've got so much data to use it doesn't make sense for everyone else to waste theirs.
Kwacky wrote:My phone ends up being a hot spot for the family when I'm out. I've got so much data to use it doesn't make sense for everyone else to waste theirs.
C00kiemonster wrote:Kwacky wrote:My phone ends up being a hot spot for the family when I'm out. I've got so much data to use it doesn't make sense for everyone else to waste theirs.
Cool - whats the password?
Kwacky wrote:C00kiemonster wrote:Kwacky wrote:My phone ends up being a hot spot for the family when I'm out. I've got so much data to use it doesn't make sense for everyone else to waste theirs.
Cool - whats the password?
How fecking far a reach do you think my signal has got?
I'll pop over to use it 
