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Asda Mobile NetworkNewest Review: ... my sim card which told me my phone wasn't so, be warned you will need to get yourphone unlocked, which costs around £15-£20 ... more |
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by - written on 08/10/09 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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Asda Mobile is a mobile phone network in the UK You can pick up an Asda Mobile sim card in most of there stores for only48p, this includes a swipe card to enable you to top up, the sim card itself, a user guide and the sim card is pre loaded with 25p! If you buy a £5 top up for there network at the time of buying the sim card however you can get the sim card for free and don't pay the 48p. Although, may networks now are giving away free sim packs by filling out a few details online. Over the years I have been on almsot every mobile phone network, my last one being Virgin Mobile whom charge 10p a text; so after seeing the Asda mobile ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/09/09 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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I bought myself an Asda sim card for 50p (from Asda) because I had read on Moneysavingexpert.com that this was just the cheapest pay-as-you-go network to be on. It was quite a while ago that I did this (almost a year) and I have been very happy with the service. Previously, I was with T Mobile pay as you go. I had been with them for years and it was the usual story - loyalty does not pay. I am not interested in having a contract because I do not use it heavily - I think I contact about 10 people regularly and only two often. I don't like to chat for long on the phone. I mostly like to use text. I don't have any fancy internet of interactive ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/09/09 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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Since my very first mobile I've always been with the Vodafone network, but it seemed to getting more and more expensive. The Asda price plans are good value for regular, but not heavy, use. The main reason I switched from Vodafone was because of their call and text prices, as they are over double Asda's charges. I had looked at Vodafone's add ons and freedom packs, but although these are good for calls and texts, none of the ones I can find include internet use. Vodafone's 50p per day deal is good, but only if you use over about 5mb (up to 25mb). It applies whenever you access the internet, so if I wanted to check the weather (or similar) I only ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/08/09 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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I was keen to leave my "old" network (Vodafone), and was searching for a suitable alternative when I found ASDA Mobile. There is plenty of simplistic information available on their website: www.asda-mobile.com Essentially, the fact is that this is a Pay As You Go service, with a flat rate of 8p/minute to UK landlines and mobiles. It costs 4p per text message sent (in the UK). There is additional information on their pricing available on their website, which I won't bore you with - That's not the idea of this review (plus tariffs do change over time, so to ensure that the information is up to date, I'd recommend checking that the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/05/09 (Very useful, 525 readings)
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Hello everyone and welcome to this review! I recently switched from the T-mobile to the Asda Mobile network due to the poor service I was receiving from T-mobile. Also finding that I was spending over £100 a month on mainly text messages!! I thought of all the lovely products I could go out and buy to review here on Dooyoo and decided.. Something must be done about it! I was on a search for a new network until I went to buy some bananas. Network information? ****************** One day I was in Asda looking for bananas when I saw this new network being advertised. This was around 9 months ago when the network was first ... Read the complete review
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