This was a question I was confronted with lately in a forum which I regularly contribute to. I did not have to ponder over the answer I immediately came to the conclusion that, of course a pay as you go phone can save money. It mainly depends on the individual in question and also some other factors, such as how may calls are made a month, and the time of the day the calls are made, the type of phone service called. The network called will also determine the cost of the call made. If you are calling another network on a pay as you go phone, then you should expect to pay a higher cost. If on the other hand you are calling a mobile phone on the same network the cost will be cheaper in comparism.
In terms of saving money, the savings can be realised based on these factors mentioned and also the lack of line rental on a pay as you go phone. Moreover using the phone wisely and cost effectively by budgeting will put a few pounds into your pocket.
I hope this post has been able to assist. Please look out for my regular postings.
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15 October 2006
08 October 2006
The best prepayment deals
Is there anything such as the best prepayment deal, some people say there isn't but I strongly believe there is.
There are many prepayment operators on the market now and there is also a great deal to choose from. Network operators are aware of this and are very competitive in their pricing structure. It is advisable to look at the various offers and also the rates. You could also look at the costs of the phones on these networks as well. I can assure you that this bit of research will save you some money and also the heartache of selecting the wrong price plan.
Ensure you know which mobile phone network you will be calling often, if most of your mates are on a certain network and you intend on calling them, it is advisable to buy a phone on that network as calls to other networks especially if you are not given any free cross network minutes can be dear. I hope this post has also been able to provide you with information which will ensure that you make an informed decision when buying a pay as you go phone.
Look out for my next post which will be shedding more light on mobile phone issues.
If you believe there is someone who may benefit from any of the post, please feel free to email the posting by clicking on the envelope next to the "comment text"
There are many prepayment operators on the market now and there is also a great deal to choose from. Network operators are aware of this and are very competitive in their pricing structure. It is advisable to look at the various offers and also the rates. You could also look at the costs of the phones on these networks as well. I can assure you that this bit of research will save you some money and also the heartache of selecting the wrong price plan.
Ensure you know which mobile phone network you will be calling often, if most of your mates are on a certain network and you intend on calling them, it is advisable to buy a phone on that network as calls to other networks especially if you are not given any free cross network minutes can be dear. I hope this post has also been able to provide you with information which will ensure that you make an informed decision when buying a pay as you go phone.
Look out for my next post which will be shedding more light on mobile phone issues.
If you believe there is someone who may benefit from any of the post, please feel free to email the posting by clicking on the envelope next to the "comment text"
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