T-Mobile Industry First Gives Minute Upgrades During Contracts Comments

Author Gordon Kelly
Published 25th Jun 2008
T-Mobile Industry First Gives Minute Upgrades During Contracts

Comments for T-Mobile Industry First Gives Minute Upgrades During Contracts

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comment Andy said on 25th June 2008

Sounds interesting, but in practice sounds more like a canny marketing exercise than a revolutionary change - as Flext was and is.

comment INNSOUND ENTERTAINMNET said on 25th June 2008

I totally disagree with the comment from Andy as the Flext system is far fairer as you have the choice of voice calls or text messages whileyou remain within the pre agreed monthly contract cost limit so long as you do not overspend on your monthly agreement.

comment Andy said on 25th June 2008

Try reading my comment again there, clearly you misunderstood...

comment Andy said on 25th June 2008

Or rather, now I read it again I can see why you might be confused. What I meant to say was that Flext was/is revolutionary, and this isn't.

comment NickP said on 25th June 2008

On the flip side (there's always a flip side...), it's a shame TMobile have to go and ruin customer goodwill (& laugh at toothless Ofcom) by massively increasing their charges for calling any 'non geographic' numbers starting in 08xx (yes, including 0845), irrespective of call plan or included minutes (08xx numbers are not included in their call plans). Some tariffs will see the cost triple from 10 to 30p, while others will be paying 40 pence a minute!

comment Sunny said on 25th June 2008

@ NickP

That's not just T-Mobile...all operators charge for 08xxx numbers.

comment NickP said on 26th June 2008

That all operators charge for 08xx calls isn't my point; my point is that TMobile have taken Ofcom's recent advice and - unbelievably - used it to profiteer by at least doubling their existing charges for 08xx numbers. The Register has a good article on it:-
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/06/18/t_mobile_doubles_prices/

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