Orange PAYG PAC at no cost?

[email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
> Want to move to Easymobile from Orange PAYG, and keep the number.
> A) Is there any way of calling Orange without it costing shed loads
> as I listen to them telling me how important customer service is?

It only costs 25p to call customer services and get a PAC. If you define
"shedloads" as 25p then you have my pity.

> B) What is Easymobile really? Which network?

T-Mobile I believe.
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"Sean" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> a8359 wrote:
>
> > u can get the easy rates from tesco mobile as well..
> > less hassle..
> How is it less hassle on Tesco?

No 75p/month minimum charge for a start.

Ivor

On Wed, 31 May 2006 15:41:30 GMT, Mary Pegg
<[email protected]> wrote:

>I make very few outgoing calls or texts but the Easymobile tarriff
>looks like it will save me a few quid. Any caveats to be aware of?

Yes. If you don't spend £5 in three months, easymobile charge you line
rental of 75p per month. This charge makes Tesco mobile a better bet
for many people.

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Jon wrote:

> [email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
>> Want to move to Easymobile from Orange PAYG, and keep the number.
>> A) Is there any way of calling Orange without it costing shed loads
>> as I listen to them telling me how important customer service is?
>
> It only costs 25p to call customer services and get a PAC. If you define

From a landline? No credit left on my mobile and I didn't want to
get any more before moving.

[email protected] wrote:

> On Wed, 31 May 2006 15:41:30 GMT, Mary Pegg
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>I make very few outgoing calls or texts but the Easymobile tarriff
>>looks like it will save me a few quid. Any caveats to be aware of?
>
> Yes. If you don't spend £5 in three months, easymobile charge you line
> rental of 75p per month. This charge makes Tesco mobile a better bet
> for many people.

If you are a very low user... otherwise easymobile's text charge of 5p
is very attractive...

"Mary Pegg" <[email protected]> wrote in
message news:[email protected]
> Jon wrote:
>
> > [email protected] declared for all the
> > world to hear...
> > > Want to move to Easymobile from Orange PAYG, and keep
> > > the number. A) Is there any way of calling Orange
> > > without it costing shed loads as I listen to them
> > > telling me how important customer service is?
> >
> > It only costs 25p to call customer services and get a
> > PAC. If you define
>
> From a landline? No credit left on my mobile and I
> didn't want to get any more before moving.

It's free from a landline..! 0800 079 5000, don't recall offhand which
options to press but it's in there somewhere. Maybe Mr. Terry can
oblige..?

Ivor