On O2’s Big Bundles plan, you can convert your Pay As You Go credit into a one-month allowance of UK minutes, texts and mobile data. At present, you’ll get 8GB data for £10 per month. There’s also a £15, £20 and £30 Big Bundle available with even more data. The...
Aside from the contract deals which are pushed heavily, O2 haspay as you go SIM'sand SIM only deals available. O2 customers have a choice of two PAYG options in the form of either a Big Bundle or ‘Classic' pay as you go. O2 Big Bundles offer a set amount of calls, texts and data...
If you’ve already got a mobile, O2 SIM-only deals on PAYG can be pretty economical –as you only pay for what you use, without the expense of a handset. You can top-up your SIM-card and buy an O2 big bundle , which comes with 4G, or unlimited minutes, texts and a data rollo...
But a few years ago the terms changed and you now also need to top up the card to activate it. The minimum level is £10, and this will keep the SIM active for six months. You’ll want to get a“Big Bundle” PAYG SIMas the alternative “rolling plan” will keep charging you eac...
Big Bundles If you’re a smartphone owner or regular mobile user, you might find yourself better off buying anO2 Big Bundle. On Classic Pay As You Go, your £10 of credit will convert to 333 minutes, 500 texts or 1GB of data (in reality, it will probably be some combination of th...
Exclusive deals like the ones O2 has are good, but they shouldn't be the only ones that can distribute these phones. Then again, this was probably done because Sony knows that their devices are niche, so having only one distributor would be cheaper for them. Still, it's very much an ...
Vodafone:If you’re a Pay Monthly customer on Vodafone, you’ll get access to wi-fi on the Tube so long as your plan includes an allowance of mobile data. If you’re a Pay As You Go customer, you’ll need to have an activeBig Value Bundleto access wi-fi on the Underground. For...