T-Mobile UK unveils Full Monty - its first all-you-can-eat plan
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- 3suck
- IaC
- 30 Jan 2012
3 do piggyback mate!
and so do giffgaff!
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- Avid
- 0Bq
- 30 Jan 2012
What of tethering? Bet theres no Hot Spot etc?
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- Anonymous
- Tr8
- 30 Jan 2012
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012T-mobile, for a start, have both 2G and 3G capabilites. No ... more3 dont piggy back
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- AnonD-31594
- Tr8
- 30 Jan 2012
AnonD-31594, 30 Jan 2012Three has been offering all you can eat data for a long tim... morefurther note, we share land not network capacity, we can install masts where tmobile have them and they can do the same with us, but they dont run off each others.
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- AnonD-31594
- Tr8
- 30 Jan 2012
Three has been offering all you can eat data for a long time now, and we have now put it on everything from pay and go, sim or 24month contracts, starting as cheap as 13 pound (sim100 + AYCE) on top of that we also have our own massive 3g network, no piggy backing off another company. our network has came leaps and bounds in the past 4 year.
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- AnonD-23574
- p%n
- 30 Jan 2012
Their data speeeds are hideously slow when you are lucky enough for them to work at all!!
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- knowledge
- HDI
- 30 Jan 2012
heyy, 30 Jan 2012ur uneducated, BBM is one of the lowest data usage services... moreyou pay an extra £5 which goes to blackberry it doesnt matter if you only use a small amount of data or not its the service you pay for
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- heyy
- S35
- 30 Jan 2012
AnonD-26200, 30 Jan 2012You work in the mobile industry and you don't know why the ... moreur uneducated, BBM is one of the lowest data usage services going, my aerage data usage on my BB is 90mb a month so makes no difference to tariff cost. so pipe down jhr774, u basically no nothing
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- Anonymous
- M3s
- 30 Jan 2012
anono, 30 Jan 2012Perhaps by 'first' they mean t-mobiles first. Also don't th... more'3' dosen't piggy back any more due to the orange-tmobile merger
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- thefearfulsilence
- mqT
- 30 Jan 2012
Three Employee, 30 Jan 2012Three provides The One Plan which consist of the following:... moreYou are right. 3s prices are generally excellent but they have absolutely shocking coverage in my own experience. In the town centre where I live (in UK)I can get perfect signal with every other network indoors, but with 3 I'm lucky to get it outside.
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- Anonymous
- 3ZQ
- 30 Jan 2012
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012T-mobile, for a start, have both 2G and 3G capabilites. No ... moreGuess I should take my comment back about T-Mobile being inferior as Three/T-Mobile share, so both piggy back and get access to HSPA+, I think my local mast is T-Mobile because it's only HSDPA.
Anyways 2G is usually only needed in poor areas, I have no business there.
Probably because they don't expect the Bold to sell as well, S2 is less of a risk.
@jhr
Source? According to wiki, they still share and people have reported HSPA+ on their T-Mobile handsets (T-Mobile doesn't have HSPA+, only Three).
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- Anonymous
- LhU
- 30 Jan 2012
As mentioned 3 has offered unlimited mobile internet for quite a while now. However you can also get it on giffgaff pay as you go by buying a £10 goody bag each month. One other point - 3 and T-Mobile should have the same 3g coverage in most areas as they share the same 3g network, set up under mbnl.
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- Three Employee
- P$u
- 30 Jan 2012
Three provides The One Plan which consist of the following:
2000 minutes any network
5000 Text
5000 3 To 3 Calling minutes
&
All you can eat data ( Unrestricted - no fair usage policy )
all this for just £25 a month
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- AnonD-26200
- 3a4
- 30 Jan 2012
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012T-mobile, for a start, have both 2G and 3G capabilites. No ... moreYou work in the mobile industry and you don't know why the bold is priced at a higher tariff? It's called BBM, it's not Free, you pay for BBM.
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- AnonD-26200
- 3a4
- 30 Jan 2012
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012Hmm, under the MBNL system T-Orange customers might have ac... moreThis has stopped, Three no longer share there masts with Orange or T-Mobile.
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- Anonymous
- QUa
- 30 Jan 2012
Lovely plan, it should be in canada.
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- Anonymous
- mgc
- 30 Jan 2012
Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012First? Three has had one for ages...
And T-Mobiles netwo... moreT-mobile, for a start, have both 2G and 3G capabilites. No 3G coverage? No Three. Saying that T-Mobile have an inferior network when Three only piggyback on part of that network - not all - is quite contradicting.
Secondly, working in the mobile phone industry in a business environment I find it ridiculous that the Galaxy S 2 is free on the lower tariff and the Bold 9900 requires a higher line rental - I can categorically say that the Bold does not hold a higher value than the SGS2.
I am not seeing the point in the highest variant of this tariff. If the second highest price offers no caps on minute usage, what's the advantage of paying more than that? Seems like a good idea that's been horribly implemented.
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- AnonD-1906
- kxP
- 30 Jan 2012
We need t-mobile in canada!!!!!
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- Anonymous
- P$u
- 30 Jan 2012
TO be open over here Yes you are right that the one plan offers all you can eat data...but not just that all the customers starting from the entry level phones with entry level packages have an option of getting all you can eat internet data on mobile for an additional 3 pounds...and if you are signing up for a new contract the offer with all you can eat on mobile starts at 16 pds for new contracts ...
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- Anonymous
- 3ZQ
- 30 Jan 2012
Hmm, under the MBNL system T-Orange customers might have access to Three's HSPA+ masts.