gobelge wrote: I guess we're all different and Giffgaff doesn't suit us all, but then it seems to suit the majority of us which is great. Speaking for myself, from June onwards, I will be paying: £40/year to T-Mobile for virtually unlimited data £0/year to Three for unlimited Skype ~£30/year to Giffgaff for calls and texts. plus the cost of charging these three phones minus some reward money from Giffgaff. For a low-caller/texter like me, this turns out to be significantly cheaper than the £120 it would cost me to buy 12 x £10 Giffgaff goodybags, and for those savings I'm happy to carry an additional phone with the T-Mobile SIM in. In fact I just ordered that SIM, I'll try it for a day first to see how bad the image compression really is. By the way, are we no longer campaigning for lower data prices now? It seems that Giffgaff has abandoned the idea of a £5 monthly cap / data goodybag, but do people still want a lower per-MB-charge and/or daily cap? And @Vincent, is this realistic? Unless something changes (for me of giffgff) the giffgaff sim will be occasional, emergency spare sim. If I ever decide I could do with 100 mins each month, then the £10 deal looks good value (others are not that different to what you can get elsewhere on 30 day rolling sim. pros/cons). Once my Three dongle sim runs out (working well in the Nexus), not sure if I will go with TMobile (£20 6 months) or go for another 12 month three dongle (£80 for 12 GB a year inc. tethering). As for per MB data, without the £5 cap it is no good to me unless it drops to 1p per MB or something very close to that. It seems unlikely to happen. Something higher might be ok for others. Only other thing for me, would be a 20p daily cap. That gives £6 a month so probably still ruled out...
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