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Dec 4th 2009 | 9:52 pm

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OzSheila

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Re: Internet options?

What if I want to use it both in the UK and continental Europe? Any clues, anyone?

TIA

Dec 5th 2009 | 3:57 am

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Pol have I missed something here sweetie? Are you moving back for good or just a holiday? If it's for good....wahoooooo....but I'm sorry for the circumstances that you may be going through to do this. If it's for a holiday....enjoy!!!

Well I have a holiday booked for March, but it may turn into more of a reccie......

Dec 5th 2009 | 5:38 am

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Well I have a holiday booked for March, but it may turn into more of a reccie......

Que sera sera my dear

Dec 5th 2009 | 8:18 am

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Pollyana

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Que sera sera my dear

Indeed

Dec 7th 2009 | 1:53 am

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Re: Internet options?

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Originally Posted by Pollyana

I've been looking at the O2 one, looks like a good option. Useful to know about the discount codes too!! The Aussie one is the same, the more ou pay up front the cheaper it is. Certainly wouldn't want less than 2GB, I've worked out that much.
Hadn't thought of the airport option, that's a good thought, specially as I use Heathrow

Cheers Bob

Don't know if it is an issue for you or not but all the PAYG connections except for Vodafone, expire unused usage at the end of the month. Also if purchased in the UK and you want to use in rest of Europe costs rise dramatically.

Dec 7th 2009 | 3:43 am

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Originally Posted by Green_shutters

Looks like it'll have to be Vodaphone while I'm on PAYG then

Thaks for that - one of the rare occasions when Australia wins, as my credit here carries forward as long as I top it up at intervals.

Dec 10th 2009 | 1:37 am

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MR79

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Re: Internet options?

T-mobile also do a good one.

have a look at

t-mobile
carphone warehouse
phones4u

they are all pretty much competitive at the moment ane all seem to be doing good deals.......

Dec 21st 2009 | 12:26 am

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Dan the Plumber

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well haven't read all of the answers that closely - I used a 3 dongle in UK think it was Â£15 for 3 gigs?
can't remember what the dongle thing cost - but anything seriously has to be better than telstra here......abslolute bloody joke and a rip off.....