Flex the way to go...

[alfred_mf]

With a variety of tariffs to choose from, T-Mobile is the way to go. You will never be disappointed. You can choose what suits you best. If you want a hustle free customer service why not go for T-mobile. The only problem i tend to have at times is the fact that the network coverage at times is k. They can do better than this though.

Service Very good Coverage Gd Tariffs Excellent!!.... T-Mobile is the Flexible way to go.

[Shadab321]

It's an OK provider, they offer good value of money, but their phones are always limited and they don't believe in bringing the new phones quickly!

[smudger510]

I am with T-mobile and I have to say that I am very happy with the coverage and the network. I get HSDPA in most areas also. Whenever i've spoken to customer services so far they seem to be far better than when I used to speak to O2!

[smudger510]

I think T-mobile should have clinched the iPhone deal for the UK, as O2 has terrible customer services and I don't think their HSDPA coverage is anywhere near as good as T-mobile. Also T-mobile have many WiFi points in cafes and other places, which would make sense for people with an iPhone.

[shakey]

t-mobile at the moment offers the best tafirrf but i dont think flex is thier best

thier combi tariffs are far superior

take for example flex 35 - £200 credit now (was £180)

Example of useage - 600 mins (£120) and 800 texts (£80)

Then take combi 35 800 mins and 10,000 texts (in fact it is actually unlimited)

I know which one i'd go for


Have to say though - orange is hot on thier heels

[sweet_jebus]

Originally Posted by shakey

t-mobile at the moment offers the best tafirrf but i dont think flex is thier best

thier combi tariffs are far superior

take for example flex 35 - £200 credit now (was £180)

Example of useage - 600 mins (£120) and 800 texts (£80)

Then take combi 35 800 mins and 10,000 texts (in fact it is actually unlimited)

I know which one i'd go for


Have to say though - orange is hot on thier heels

Which one is the contract that means if you use less texts you get more minutes? If that is flext then I think that is the best, I used to be on o2 pay and go. Then when i wanted contract I went to vodafone, which I must say was terrible. Now im on tmobile and so far i have no complaints whatsoever