Asda mobile PAYG

Is it as cheap as it looks? Is there a better deal?

Steve H

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Stev eH wrote:
> Is it as cheap as it looks? Is there a better deal?
>
> Steve H


It's a great service at the best price that I've found. If you like
Alfa's you'll like Asda!

Steve H writes:

> Is it as cheap as it looks? Is there a better deal?

Yes. No, at least for UK PAYG. For higher usage bundles or a
contract may work out cheaper.

PAYG rates are listed at http://petef.22web.net/payg.html

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ChrisM <[email protected]> wrote:
> The only thing I've found, is that it can be a bit hard to find out their
> prices for non-geographic/non-mobile numbers. I couldn't find anything on
> their website (admitidly after a fairly brief search) and had to ring their
> CS to find out.

They're usually quite quick (within 24 hours) if you email them to ask. But
that's not much help if you need to call the number right now.

> CS, by the way seems to be good. Friendly, helpful, and (as far as I can
> tell) UK based, (at least she spoke with a Northern UK accent). Even then,
> though, she wasn't sure about an 08702 number. (though she 'thought' it
> was 35ppm)
>
> ... anyone else any idea?

Give them the whole number, because they have differential prices. This is
what they told me:

: Re your e mail, the charges for 0800, 0845 numbers is 8p per min, 0844 is
: 35p per min, 0870 depending on what number follows can be different prices
: eg. 08708 and 0870128 are 8p, but 08701, 087060 and 087062 are all 35p per
: min, and 0871 again can be different charges eg. 0871141 is 59p (fixed
: rate) and 08716 and 087170 are 35p per min.

Confused? I really don't see why they can't publish their price list.

Theo