10 August 2011 ~ 0 Comments

Family Mobile review now up

We just posted up our brand new Family Mobile review. Our conclusive look into the network examined the company’s history as a part of the IKEA empire as well as the cut-price rates on offer. We’ve compared the service to other budget virtual networks and have information about the coverage on offer. Best of all, we’ve looked into a way that signing up with Family Mobile can get you a premium Gold phone number absolutely free as well as £10 free mobile credit. Let us know what you think and please leave your own ratings too.

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05 August 2011 ~ 1 Comment

Vectone, Delight and Tesco updates

Just a quick one – we’ve made a few updates to the site live today. These include removing the online top-up discount from Vectone which expired at the beginning of this month and also updating our comparison table to reflect the true prices of Tesco Mobile and Delight Mobile after you account for their permanent triple credit offers. Before it wasn’t clear what the actual costs were due to their clever marketing tricks. Finally, we added Delight Mobile to our unlimited calls article as they have a deal offering free Delight Mobile to Delight Mobile calls when you top-up. Please let us know if you ever spot anything else on the site that needs updating.

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01 August 2011 ~ 1 Comment

Join Giffgaff for dirt cheap calls and to rescue chickens

Giffgaff are considering stepping up the pressure on their rivals by not only offering the best PAYG tariff in the UK but also by being the most ethical mobile phone company around. One of their “core values” (subtly cribbed from John Stuart Mill) is to increase the collective good and they aim to have strong environmental and social values. Recently, they’ve been trying to come up with ways to put all this talk into action.

This all means that they want to launch a new scheme re-homing battery chickens. Apparently, their users had made a comparison between poor mobile phone users locked into usurious phone contracts or with locked handsets and battery hens stuck in their cages. Giffgaff wanted to show people that it was possible to break free of the carrier lock on mobile phone handsets and they wrote, “We want to free more people from contracts and let people know that unlocking a phone isn’t illegal.”

And so Giffgaff will be helping the animal charity Wood Green every time someone unlocks their phone to join them. For each person that unlocks their phone and joins Giffgaff through this campaign, a battery hen will be re-homed.

What a great idea, eh? And while they’re at it, let us take this opportunity to remind you to please only buy free range eggs 🙂

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