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TheAnnihilator
16th June 2007, 07:46 PM
http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/services/uk/payg-changes/?WT.mc_id=changes

We're currently updating our pay as you go plans and will be making a few changes to some of your charges from 30th July 2007. You can rest assured that our plans remain amongst the most competitive in the UK for price and that we will continue to offer you simple and innovative new tariffs like Everyone and Mates Rates.

And don't forget that only T-Mobile gives you the flexibility to switch your pay as you go plan as often as you like to best suit the way you use your phone.

Please click on your price plan to see the changes that affect you:

Mates Rates

While we're making changes to some of your pricing, we've made sure that Mates Rates remains our best value way for you to call and text your mates on T-Mobile.

Summary of changes
Calls to your mates on T-Mobile are increasing from 5p to 8p a minute from 30th July - texting them will stay at just 5p.

The minimum call charge for calls to your T-Mobile mates will also be 8p.
From 16th July the unique Mates Rates 5 day pass will cost £7.50, up from £5 and still great value for unlimited calls and texts to your mates on T-Mobile for 5 whole days.

From 30th July we're making our offers simpler by removing any promotions and offers you currently have (apart from the 20% Get More scheme) and giving you the chance to opt into a brand new promotion which we'll tell you about soon.

From 26th September we're making browsing the whole Internet on your phone with web'n'walk simpler. Rather than pay for the amount you download until you spend £1, there will be a simple daily fee of £1 which gives you 24 hours unlimited browsing.
Everyone

While we're changing the price of your Everyone calls you can be sure that no-one offers a better unconditional rate to every UK network for calls at any time. We'll continue to make sure that your plan is always simple and unique.

Summary of changes

Everyone call prices will increase from 12p to 15p a minute from 30th July, an unconditional price which isn't currently bettered in the UK.

From 30th July we're making our offers simpler by removing any promotions and offers you currently have (apart from the 20% Get More scheme) and giving you the chance to opt into a brand new promotion which we'll tell you about soon.

From 26th September we're making the cost of browsing the whole Internet on your phone with web'n'walk simpler. Rather than pay for the amount you download up to £1, there will be a simple daily fee of £1 which gives you 24 hours unlimited browsing.

Text Appeal

As an avid texter you'll be pleased to know that your text and call rates haven't changed.

Summary of changes

From 30th July we're making our offers simpler by removing any promotions and offers you currently have (apart from the 20% Get More scheme) and giving you the chance to opt into a brand new promotion which we'll tell you about soon.

From 26th September we're making the cost of browsing the whole Internet on your phone with web'n'walk simpler. Rather than pay for the amount you download until you spend £1, there will be a simple daily fee of £1 which gives you 24 hours unlimited browsing.

dj charlie
27th June 2007, 08:28 PM
fine by me i use the text appeal option anyways 3p a txt to any network is well good!

Ben
30th June 2007, 03:56 PM
a simple daily fee of £1 which gives you 24 hours unlimited browsing
So... if you just connect to, say, check the weather, it still costs £1? Yeah, that sounds fair! :gagged:

gnasher
30th June 2007, 05:34 PM
So... if you just connect to, say, check the weather, it still costs £1? Yeah, that sounds fair! :gagged:


Nah it's not like that. Orange do the same thing, whereby you can just use the internet normally, paying the normal rate, or you can pay £1 and use it all day without any additional charges. ;)

Ben
2nd July 2007, 01:14 AM
Nah it's not like that. Orange do the same thing, whereby you can just use the internet normally, paying the normal rate, or you can pay £1 and use it all day without any additional charges. ;)
I think that's how they used to do it - but no longer!

Rather than pay for the amount you download until you spend £1...

Luke
2nd July 2007, 09:07 AM
I'm still using the O2 500 texts for £15 deal. Had a look at what other networks were offering but couldnt find a better deal.

Thinking of going over to contract soon anyway tho. :)

TURBODIESEL
8th July 2007, 01:52 PM
I'm still using the O2 500 texts for £15 deal. Had a look at what other networks were offering but couldnt find a better deal.

Thinking of going over to contract soon anyway tho. :)

o2 are now doing 400 texts and 200 voice minutes for £15.
losing 100 sms and getting 200 mins sounds good to me unless all you ever do is text of course, but a nice mixture of texts and mins for £15 :)