spikeyjac
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Hi all.
I've been with EE for around 10 years, and can get 20% off a new contract with an iPhone (Mine was stolen in Vietnam along with other items!).
The cost of the iPhone is £49.99.
Through my partners cousin, I can also get 50% off the airtime bill with o2, making it a similar cost to the EE contract, minus the initial outlay for the iPhone, with 10gb more of data (I travel with work a lot, so need the data!)
My question is - I'm rather nervous moving to a new network, having done some reading into the 'bands' of spectrum that each network own...
Can anyone help me in giving a quick review on o2 - any good or avoid?
I live in Manchester, but coild possibly be moving to London.
Thanks,
Jack
I've been with EE for around 10 years, and can get 20% off a new contract with an iPhone (Mine was stolen in Vietnam along with other items!).
The cost of the iPhone is £49.99.
Through my partners cousin, I can also get 50% off the airtime bill with o2, making it a similar cost to the EE contract, minus the initial outlay for the iPhone, with 10gb more of data (I travel with work a lot, so need the data!)
My question is - I'm rather nervous moving to a new network, having done some reading into the 'bands' of spectrum that each network own...
Can anyone help me in giving a quick review on o2 - any good or avoid?
I live in Manchester, but coild possibly be moving to London.
Thanks,
Jack