BT Cellnet Tariffs Reviews

FOR THE LOVE OF YOUR OWN SANITY AVOID AVOID AVOID THIS BUNCH OF THIEFS. My brain has slipped into a semi-coma after months of arguing with this company. I plead with you to check your bills. I received mine and found that they were charging me for calls when I had 109 free minutes available on my talkplan. They never listen. ...  Read the complete review

I wholeheartedly agree with the review on how appalling Cellular Operations are,i also have had nothing but trouble with them.I am now even more worried after reading the reviews that i wont be able to cancel the contract that i never wanted in the first place. I ordered a free ! sim card through an internet site,i was new to the internet and ...  Read the complete review

These people are complete con artists and should be avoided at all costs. Their customer service is non existent. They do not respond to complaints. My mother (who has retired early through ill health) has very little money and her mobile phone was for emergencies only. Her bill, however, kept creeping up and up and although she was suspicious she ...  Read the complete review

Never Never Never trust O2 - Advantages: I can't think of any, I can't think of any, I can't think of any - Disadvantages: Overcharging, No Money Returned, Phone never answered

Ok, I'm tied down, but not stitched up. Wearing handcuffs, but not in chains. So, what I ask you do you think I'm doing ? Well, I'm not in the bedroom (gasps of relief), I'm actually on the phone, or at least talking about my mobile phone contract ( the relief changes to boredom). So what is so special that I ...  Read the complete review

I hate O2. I had a great BTCellnet phone. Then O2 took over. I wasn't told about this at all, until being told by mates. Suddenly I find my tariff hiked up. And being bombarded with text message adverts from O2. No I don't want to sign up to Big Brother alerts. And they changed the whole voicemail system - how annoying when ...  Read the complete review

In George Orwell's Animal Farm, the pigs who ran the farm changed the rules overnight when it suited them. O2/BT Cellnet/Genie does the same when they feel like it. I was attracted by the free txt offer on the Genie pay and go service. I was cut off for not topping up by the minimum £10 per month, and under the terms I ...  Read the complete review

My experience is of the Genie part of the BTCellnet company. The tarriff is fantastic, you are given a choice of a pre-pay account or a monthly bill. The main advantage of the Genie or O2 as it has recently been renamed is the massive amount of free SMS messages each month, for those on the pre-pay tarriff 300 are included and any subsequent ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I both have mobile phones. His is a pay and go on Cellnet and mine was a Cellnet contract phone but is now a Vodafone pay as you go. Having had a Cellnet pay and go phone for a year I found myself travelling alot on my teacher training course so my husband bought me a Cellnet phone on a contract as the calls were cheap on ...  Read the complete review

Try contacting Cellops Customer Services. Cellular Operatons are a so called 'Service Provider' - a sort of agent - and one of the networks they use is BT Cellnet. When you phone them you can never get through. They take messages and don't call you back, they give you incorrect email addresses, and when you find out ...  Read the complete review

OK b gentle with me this is my 1st dooyoo opinion! I have absolubtly found heaven wth the new O2 up front for life tarif! THe eal is simle. Instead of paying your montly line rental you pay a larger price for the phone upfront. As with contract phones you get a number of inclusive minutes and or texts per month and get billed for the ...  Read the complete review

I bought myself a mobile phone in September 2000 and, due to my limited budget opted for the 'Cellnet Pay & Go' option with C12 handset. I can't remember the exact cost but it was around £80, which even today I think is good value. What made it better value was the free best friend number. This means you can make unlimited call to one ...  Read the complete review

Pay and go wild tariff is absolutely amazing! This tariff offers so much. With Bt changing to O2 all the packages for paymonthly and pay and go have changed. They are much better in other words. Just look at the call charges for this package: Free calltime: £5 when you join Calls free: 50 mins any network and 50 sms ...  Read the complete review

BT Cellnet is changing its name to O2 and is launching a Pay and Go tariff called Wild. This tariff bridges the gap between contract and pay as you go. For £10 a month (paid by direct debit) you get 50 text messsages and 50 inclusive minutes that can be used anytime and to any network. Call charges are similar to the ...  Read the complete review

My wife and I have had mobile phones for several years now (vodaphone...Nokia). We decided to buy my mother-in-law a mobile phone for xmas. She is over 65 and goes out quite often at night (bingo etc) and we were worried in case she ever go stuck or broke down. After a bit of research I came across the BTCellnet "phone for life" offer. ...  Read the complete review

First of all I would just like to say that as a 13 year old I don't use as much credit as any other normal person of my age who has phone. Most teenagers run out of credit on there phones within a week of putting it on. I on the other hand haven't topped my phone up for 3 months and I still have £3:00 on my phone. The main reason for this ...  Read the complete review

Bt genie, is an internet based mobile phone company. It was recommended to me by a friend and I am so glad he did. Basically the tariff works on a contract monthly basis paying £10 a month when you buy the sim card without a phone (abit more with a phone). When I first brought a genie sim card the deal I had was paying £10 a month and get ...  Read the complete review

When I got a mobile phone I chose BT Cellnet. I didn't know anything about the networks or which was the best to get. So when I had chosen my phone I looked at the list of operators, and chose BT Cellnet. Why? Because of the BT bit of the name. They are the UK no1 phone operator. But when I discovered how bad BT cellnet was,my confidence in BT ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ~~ Last year Orange were the network offering the best pay as you go service, offering the first pay as you go tariff that gave reasonable call charges – 35p peak and 10p off peak and having no service charge or expiry dates on call vouchers. The other networks soon all followed suit and offered similar services to Orange ...  Read the complete review

I started with the My Time Net 600 about 3 months ago, wow great 600 free minutes evening and weekends.... This is perfect seeing as though thats when I use my phone the most, The free minutes are to a landline only though but this isnt much of a big deal for me because I use them to a landline anyway. On this calling plan ...  Read the complete review