Pay- monthly contract mobile phone

[zzm9980]

Another techy question which I can't find in the forum:

Amazon Kindle. is there any support there? i'm bringing my Paperwhite. am i able to buy books with it? ta xx

It works. Keep your UK Card and Billing info associated with the account. Buy through the website. They'll still be delivered here wirelessly.

[chris_pilgrim]

It works. Keep your UK Card and Billing info associated with the account. Buy through the website. They'll still be delivered here wirelessly.

oh brilliant! that's good news thanks xx

(should have asked this question much earlier. i kindled almost £30 worth of books on Boxing Day .. oh well )

[chris_pilgrim]

Update:

i shopped around at Singtel, Starhub and M1.

as i'm a sucker for cheery sunshine adverts , i chose M1 ...

i got myself a Valuesurf Smartphone Plan @ $39 monthly subscription which includes:
120mins free local outgoing calls
600 free local SMS/MMS
2GB local data bundle

also i subscribe to a 200Mbps Fibre Broadband @ $39/mth and the plan comes with:
a free mobile broadband (1GB)
free home fixed voice service
free dual-band wireless router
free optical network terminal activation worth $58.85
free fibre termination point installation

[ecureilx]

Update:

i shopped around at Singtel, Starhub and M1.

as i'm a sucker for cheery sunshine adverts , i chose M1 ...

i got myself a Valuesurf Smartphone Plan @ $39 monthly subscription which includes:
120mins free local outgoing calls
600 free local SMS/MMS
2GB local data bundle


also i subscribe to a 200Mbps Fibre Broadband @ $39/mth and the plan comes with:
a free mobile broadband (1GB)
free home fixed voice service
free dual-band wireless router
free optical network terminal activation worth $58.85
free fibre termination point installation

it wasn't that hard I suppose

m1 is easy on post paid plan for pass holders

[zzm9980]

Bad move on the M1 fibre internet. The big three are generally pretty poor for home internet. Independents such as ViewQuest and MyRepublic are highly recommended if you live somewhere with a fiber connection. Search the forums to see lots of old posts about the much better prices, better customer service, faster and more stable speeds, and perks such as foreign TV streaming without VPN, etc.

Too late for you now, but hopefully a future forum member will find this post and not make the same mistake.

[chris_pilgrim]

Bad move on the M1 fibre internet. The big three are generally pretty poor for home internet. Independents such as ViewQuest and MyRepublic are highly recommended if you live somewhere with a fiber connection. Search the forums to see lots of old posts about the much better prices, better customer service, faster and more stable speeds, and perks such as foreign TV streaming without VPN, etc.

Too late for you now, but hopefully a future forum member will find this post and not make the same mistake.

oops a daisy