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Mobiles - Info Guide

What sort of user are you?

Pay monthly

Pay as you go

Costs and tariffs

No line rental

Coverage

Cashback

Providers

Free minutes

Phone upgrades

Switching

Insurance

International calls

Pay monthly

If you are a heavy user of your mobile, you may find that you get better value out of a pay monthly contract, but make sure you are not paying for facilities you don’t use

Monthly Contract

A contract mobile phone – minimum contract period is usually 12-18months.
You are billed for calls and monthly subscriptions.
You usually must pass a credit check and agree to pay by monthly direct debit.
Call charges are generally cheaper than pay-as-you-go.
Wider choice of services and free handsets.
You usually get an allowance of minutes, text messages, etc, included in your monthly subscription.

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