3 To Introduce £15pm Unlimited Minutes & SMS Tariff

@Stelph - Ahhhh, *your* the one!

I'm glad 3 has worked out for you, It must be great to get a good service at a great price. Personally my experience with 3 (many years back, I admit...although I know poor friends who were suckered by the cheap plans) was so awful that I will never return....(unless - they start complementing their network by using 2G frequencies) and they continue with their competitive prices and they must bring customer service base back to Britain. There's nothing more depressing than being transferred half-way round the world to speak to someone, no matter how bright & cheery they are!

@lifethroughalens Thanks, im glad its worked out too!

By the way they do complement their 3G service with a 2G service? I believe they use the orange network as a backup in the UK and They have done since ive been with them anyway and it works great and means I am NEVER without a service, should I ever go into an area that doesnt have 3G coverage it instantly switches from the 3G network to the 2G network without dropping a call, obviously internet then doesnt work when you're in the 2G network..

I've had a £15 tariff since March with 3 and found the service to be great. I don't know what the problem is supposed to be. 3 are to be commended for forcing the rest of the sleeping giants in the UK mobile market to wake up.

BTW they are already effectively offering this tarrif to existing customers by giving you 2000 3-to-3 minutes extra if you buy a 2nd mobile. I've just signed up for the wife - even she can't use up that sort of allowance surely.

My only advice to Gareth is to include video calling to other 3 customers in the 3-to-3 allowance. i.e. 2000 voice or video minutes. As has just been eloquently explained by Gordon the marginal cost is negligible since it stays in the 3 network and might finally kick start this service.