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Hey guys
Thought this might interest alot of you.
I went on a Data Training course on Wednesday, and when I (and everyone else) asked what O2 are going to do to beat the competition on their unlimited tariffs she kinda rolled her eyes in the "ffs I've heard this 1000 times" look lol, and then told us this:
O2 are planning TWO new data tariffs that will blow the existing ones out of the water. They won't be QUITE as good as the Web 'n' Walk or X-Series ones, but will be close enough and will help O2 use them to combat the competitors in that aspect of their tariffs.
I'm estimating something like £10 for x-ammount of data or £15 for unlimited, but don't quote me on that.
Best bit is, it's soon, she said Q4, which starts in October, so her words were "1st October is a possibility".
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Posted: 2007-08-31 14:31:30
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So....nobodies interested? I thought everyone was chomping at the bit for O2 to have decent data tariffs
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Posted: 2007-09-02 20:48:49
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Bless you... nice to know something is happening....
Would these be reserved for contract only tariffs you thinky?
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Posted: 2007-09-02 21:32:57
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I reckon so, I doubt very very much it'll be pay as you go.
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Posted: 2007-09-02 21:57:00
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No info on PAYG tariffs?
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Posted: 2007-09-03 08:37:32
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No but when has P&G internet ever been a main focus?
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Posted: 2007-09-03 13:56:03
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Hi all,
I seem to remember all this being said before by both 02 and VodaFone and was wholly unimpressed by both companies new tariffs. But i suppose only time will tell, but even if what you are saying is right that still makes them nearly twice as expensive as what is available which IMO is hardly blowing the competition out of the water is it? in fact it's still not even close.
Marc
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[ This Message was edited by: Dogmann on 2007-09-16 10:11 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-16 11:11:26
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The current plans changes for when they are to be released are as follows
£7.50 for 250mb (You will get a sms/email after 200mb of use to pre warn you that you only have 50mb left to use before you are charged
or
£30 for 3.5gb
You can use the data on anything as far as im aware.
You can purchase a seperate £30 tarrif i you just want to use data, but both of the tarrifs can be added on to the paymonthly tarrif.
** The above is still subjet to change **
[ This Message was edited by: darrengf on 2007-09-18 19:12 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-16 13:49:21
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** Just to Add on the above and for you to compare networks **
Browsing packs by network.
Orange:
£8 = 30mb for Web and Wap Browsing. Over this its charged £1 per mb
Voip/Peer to peer can currenlty be used however this is subject to change and availability.
Vodafone :
£7.50 = 120mb of Web and Wap Browsing. Over this its charged £1 per mb
Voip/Peer to peer is not included and charged seperatly at £2.00 per mb.
O2:
**New Tarrif when released**
£7.50 = 250mb Of Web and Wap Browsing over this its charged £3 per mb
Voip/Peer to Peer is currenlty included.
£30 = 3.5gb of Data
Voip/Peer to Peer is currenlty included.
T-Mobile (Web N Walk / Web N Walk Plus / Web N Walk Max)
£7.50 = ** Unlimited mb (Subject to about 1gb monthly usage)
No to Voip / Peer to Peer (Not included in the above plan)
£12.50 = ** Unlimited mb (Subject to about 3gb monthly usage)
No to Voip / Peer to Peer (Not included in the above plan) However You can use Instant Messaging
£17.50 = ** Unlimited mb (Subject to about 10gb monthly usage)
Every thing is included
3 is a little more complicated.
However If you dont have unlimited access with your currnet tariff, you can add it for £5.00 per month or £2.50 for 10mb
There are more options and depending on your Tariff which one you can and cant have. You will need to speak to 3 for more info or visit there website
http://www.three.co.uk/personal/products_services_/add-ons.omp
Hope all the above hlps and make sense
** The New O2 GPRS is still subject to change **
[ This Message was edited by: darrengf on 2007-09-16 18:41 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-16 17:26:52
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Sigh still abit to much though
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Posted: 2007-09-17 00:52:23
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