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I want a Sim only contract with a gig of download included. I don't need more than 300 minutes or 150 texts.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
Mar. 2nd, 2012
Interesting Links for 02-03-2012
Mar. 2nd, 2012 11:00 am- Apple censoring books because they contain URLs to a competitor
- You cannot use two genes to predict voter behaviour
- If you're doing anything on a .com domain that is illegal _if you were doing it in the US_ then it can be taken away.
- Coding tricks of game developers - anecdotes and examples of things you should hope you never have to do
- A generator that uses waste water for power - and desalinates it at the same time.
- How Not To Sell Software
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Still trying to decide on phone tarrifs
Mar. 2nd, 2012 06:05 pmA subject I'm sure that you're all thoroughly bored of by now.
However, it seems that I can get 250 minutes and 1GB of data for £10/month from both Tesco and GiffGaff.
GiffGaff are run communally, and seem to have a nice spirit. However, they have also had a couple of major outages and their message boards are awash with people having issues. And as far as I can tell their bulletin boards are where you're supposed to get support.
Tesco are possibly going to be more efficiently run. But on the other hand aren't fluffy. And their bank computers managed to completely fuck up in the middle of last year, so it's not like they're immune to issues.
Both of them use O2's network. And, of course, are both cheaper than O2.
So now I'm not sure whether to toss a coin, or what.
However, it seems that I can get 250 minutes and 1GB of data for £10/month from both Tesco and GiffGaff.
GiffGaff are run communally, and seem to have a nice spirit. However, they have also had a couple of major outages and their message boards are awash with people having issues. And as far as I can tell their bulletin boards are where you're supposed to get support.
Tesco are possibly going to be more efficiently run. But on the other hand aren't fluffy. And their bank computers managed to completely fuck up in the middle of last year, so it's not like they're immune to issues.
Both of them use O2's network. And, of course, are both cheaper than O2.
So now I'm not sure whether to toss a coin, or what.