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T-Mobile Prepay SIM Card
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This T-Mobile Pay as you Go Sim Card has 2 different tariffs; Talk Plan; UK Calls - 20p per minute International Calls - 25p per minute UK Texts - 12p per text International Texts - 12p per text MMS - 30p per message Voicemail - 20p Customer Service - Free (25p to speak to an agent) Internet - 1/day Max Data Limit - 500MB Boosters; 5 Day Internet - 2.50 - 5 days of internet on your phone 30 Day Internet - 5 - 30 days of internet on your phone 6 Month Internet - 20 - 6 Month of internet on your phone 5 Day Text - 5 - 300 UK Texts to use over 5 days 30 Day Text - 10 - 300 UK Texts to use over 30 days 5 Day Talk - 5 - 200 Minutes to T-Mobile customers to use over 5 days 30 Day Talk - 10 - 200 Minutes to T-Mobile customers to use over 30 days 30 Day BlackBerry Booster - 20 - 6 Months of Internet, BlackBerry Mail and BBM Euro 5 Booster - 5 - 7.50 Credit to use for making and recieving calls and sending credits in most European countries Euro 10 Booster - 10 - 15 Credit to use for making and recieving calls and sending credits in most European countries Euro 20 Booster - 20 - 30 Credit to use for making and recieving calls and sending credits in most European countries Euro 30 Booster - 30 - 45 Credit to use for making and recieving calls and sending credits in most European countries Text Plan; UK Calls - 25p per minute International Calls - 25p per minute UK Texts - 10p per text International Texts - 12p per text MMS - 30p per message Voicemail - 20p Customer Service - Free (25p to speak to an agent) Internet - 1/day Max Data Limit - 500MB Boosters; 5 Day Internet - 2.50 - 5 days of internet on your phone 30 Day Internet - 5 - 30 days of internet on your phone 6 Month Internet - 20 - 6 Month of internet on your phone 5 Day Text - 5 - 300 UK Texts to use over 5 days 30 Day Text - 10 - 300 UK Texts to use over 30 days 5 Day Talk - 5 - 200 Minutes to T-Mobile customers to use over 5 days 30
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Amazingly good value. Fully operational T-mobile SIM card for only 1p. NO P&P! Ordered 29 Dec; received 31 Dec. Wonderful service. Can certainly recommend Phones2Post and Amazon for this.
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I was drawn to T-Mobile to save mobile-to-mobile charges as my partner also has a T-Mobile phone on contract. I also liked the opportunity to pipe calls through the Orange network at no additional charge should the T-Mobile service be unavailable.
Well, everything was going just great... until I tried to configure my Email client with my Gmail acccount, then another, and another. I tried authenticated POP/SMTP, then IMAP/SMTP, various ports and security settings, and have given up.
Suffice to say that there have been countless users for years with problems setting up reliable Email connectivity with Android phones on T-Mobile, and apparently T-Mobile features alongside the worst of the bunch for Email reliability via the mobile phone network. Very occasionally I can send Emails OK but mostly not, and in this age of mobile connectivity the ability to send Emails with reasonable relability is a minimum requirement.
For the more technical enquirers, simply Google: discussions Problems sending email on port 587 ...and review the timelines as I can verify these problems persist.
In all fairness, T-Mobile are not the only problem providers regarding Emails, but worthwhile doing your homework if sending Emails on the move are an important part of your daily life.
If you have good eyesight and able to use webmail and teeny buttons via browser on your mobile phone, or are connected to WiFi, it's OK as you might expect, but if you want a reasonable chance of sending Emails via your mobile Email client when on the move then don't waste your time and 1p on this SIM.
Such a pity as the overall phone and broadband coverage is very good.
Well, everything was going just great... until I tried to configure my Email client with my Gmail acccount, then another, and another. I tried authenticated POP/SMTP, then IMAP/SMTP, various ports and security settings, and have given up.
Suffice to say that there have been countless users for years with problems setting up reliable Email connectivity with Android phones on T-Mobile, and apparently T-Mobile features alongside the worst of the bunch for Email reliability via the mobile phone network. Very occasionally I can send Emails OK but mostly not, and in this age of mobile connectivity the ability to send Emails with reasonable relability is a minimum requirement.
For the more technical enquirers, simply Google: discussions Problems sending email on port 587 ...and review the timelines as I can verify these problems persist.
In all fairness, T-Mobile are not the only problem providers regarding Emails, but worthwhile doing your homework if sending Emails on the move are an important part of your daily life.
If you have good eyesight and able to use webmail and teeny buttons via browser on your mobile phone, or are connected to WiFi, it's OK as you might expect, but if you want a reasonable chance of sending Emails via your mobile Email client when on the move then don't waste your time and 1p on this SIM.
Such a pity as the overall phone and broadband coverage is very good.
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