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T-Mobile UK unveils Full Monty - its first all-you-can-eat plan Comments

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  • Anonymous
  • 3ZQE
  • 30 Jan 2012

jhr774, 30 Jan 2012Yes they can, they know what tariff your on so as soon as you try to tether, the tethering blo... moreThe only way they could block it is if you have a Three phone (Three firmware).

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  • jhr774
  • 3a4u
  • 30 Jan 2012

Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012While they tell you not to, there is nothing stopping you.Yes they can, they know what tariff your on so as soon as you try to tether, the tethering block comes into play.

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  • jhr774
  • 3a4u
  • 30 Jan 2012

aaa, 30 Jan 2012hey all. i just wanted to ask what happens to the phone you purchased with a contract. i know ... moreAt the end off your contract the phone is yours to keep. Most contract phones come unlocked, also most PAYG phones on three now come unlocked.

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  • Anonymous
  • 3ZQE
  • 30 Jan 2012

aaa, 30 Jan 2012hey all. i just wanted to ask what happens to the phone you purchased with a contract. i know ... moreO2/Vodafone contract phones are unlocked by default.

Otherwise you just pay a small fee (usually £15), unless your phone has an exploit which means you can do it for yourself for free.

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  • 30 Jan 2012

hey all. i just wanted to ask what happens to the phone you purchased with a contract. i know it is locked so do they unlock it at the end of the contract? or do you return it? in my country all phones are unlocked so we dont have this system. thank you.

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  • Anonymous
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  • 30 Jan 2012

jhr774, 30 Jan 2012You can't use tethering on PAYG, but it cost extra £5.11 a month for 2gb on other plans,... moreWhile they tell you not to, there is nothing stopping you.

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  • ix17
  • 30 Jan 2012

yes three UK have been offering AYCE data for a while but i never get the coverage to use it and wasnt given the opportunity to check this until after i had signed my contract, also Three customer service is Terrible, therefore i wish t-mobile the best of luck!!

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  • jhr774
  • 3a4u
  • 30 Jan 2012

Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012The others were saying you can only tether on contract One plans (1/18/24 month), no PAYG or o... moreYou can't use tethering on PAYG, but it cost extra £5.11 a month for 2gb on other plans, it's not unlimited with the add-on, only the One Plan has unlimited tethering.

Check the link

http://support.three.co.uk/srvs/cgi-bin/webisapi­.dll?command=new,kb=mobile,ts=mobile,t=article,v­arset_cat=internetapps,varset_subcat=3582,case=o­bj(3599),varset_username=Mobile:mobileUser&t­ypeSearch='tet*'

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  • 30 Jan 2012

jhr774, 30 Jan 2012THREE UK The One Plan 2000 any network 5000 text 5000 3 to 3 All you can eat Internet... moreThe others were saying you can only tether on contract One plans (1/18/24 month), no PAYG or other internet add-ons.

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  • jhr774
  • 3a4u
  • 30 Jan 2012

THREE UK

The One Plan
2000 any network
5000 text
5000 3 to 3
All you can eat Internet - Including all you can eat tethering.

Check this link if you don't believe me on the tethering:
http://blog.three.co.uk/2011/06/02/tethering-you­r-smartphone-on-three/

From only £25 a month, try beating that T-Mobile.

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  • 3ZQE
  • 30 Jan 2012

wollastonblue, 30 Jan 2012Rather than just being a called an outright liar. Check: http://www.three.co.uk/_standalone... moreFair enough, it doesn't apply to PAYG all you can eat plans...

Unless you tell them their is no way for them to know, been downloading about 80GB a month, using my phone hooked to my PC, also works in my unbranded dongle.

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  • AmeyHope
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  • 30 Jan 2012

I have a 3 sim card & you can get SIM 300 which is 300 mins, 3000 texts & All-you-can-eat-data which is a good deal too :o)
I'm also with Orange & paying £25 a month which is going up due to tax!!! :o( & for that £25 I'm getting 300mins, 3000texts and only 500MB of internet data :o( so the 3 SIM deal is really good!!! :o)

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  • jhr774
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  • 30 Jan 2012

wollastonblue, 30 Jan 2012There is one major difference between the 3 One Plan and the new Full Monty. That's 3 offer 30... moreYou are so wrong.. Three offers 5000 text and tethering is included on the one Plan and that's unlimited surfing on your mobile & tethering, check the link and see for yourself.

http://blog.three.co.uk/2011/06/02/tethering-you­r-smartphone-on-three/

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  • 30 Jan 2012

Anonymous, 30 Jan 2012Liar. http://blog.three.co.uk/2011/06/02/tethering-your-smartphone-on-three/Rather than just being a called an outright liar. Check:

http://www.three.co.uk/_standalone/Link_Document­?content_aid=1214305748126

Rather than a blog. That's the legal document.

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  • Anonymous
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  • 30 Jan 2012

wollastonblue, 30 Jan 2012There is one major difference between the 3 One Plan and the new Full Monty. That's 3 offer 30... moreLiar.

http://blog.three.co.uk/2011/06/02/tethering-you­r-smartphone-on-three/

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  • mXpe
  • 30 Jan 2012

There is one major difference between the 3 One Plan and the new Full Monty. That's 3 offer 3000txts where as T-Mobile is Unlimited, same as the same network minutes. Also, T-Mobile includes tethering as part of the internet, 3 do not.

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  • Henners
  • mpES
  • 30 Jan 2012

Hang on. I thought T Mobile had already offered unlimited data plans in the UK before.

Plus 3 and GiffGaff have offered truly unlimited data plans for quite a while now..... GiffGaff's plan only costs £10 a month (also includes 250 mins + ul texts) and it isn't a contract either...

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  • KEVIN
  • P$uD
  • 30 Jan 2012

well in the uk actually three(3 uk) is already offering all you can eat interenet data for the last one year.....no fair usage policy...no cap...literally unrestricted

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  • jhr774
  • 3a4u
  • 30 Jan 2012

heyy, 30 Jan 2012ur uneducated, BBM is one of the lowest data usage services going, my aerage data usage on my ... moreBBM is a service offered by RIM, they charge for this, although network providers just include this charge on the line rental when you buy a BlackBerry, that's why your bold is more expensive. You pipe down.

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  • 30 Jan 2012

Don't think you can tether on T-Mobile?

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