Back a couple of months ago, I was looking for a new network as Vodafone was being a bit useless because of the location of my college being in the middle of nowhere and I could never receive any texts or calls resulting in a massive barrage of texts and calls coming in the second I set into signal. Also I found the Freedom Pack a bit expensive for what you get. So I was going to go onto o2 due to the fact that I could get signal anywhere in the college and at home and work at all times. But being me, I did some research before committing to anything, and during this, I found out about Giffgaff. ===What is Giffgaff?=== Giffgaff is a ...  Read the complete review

I joined GiffGaff a few months ago after being a loyal O2 PAYG user. The first thing that struck me was the incredibly competitive price structure, at 10p/min calls and 4p texts. Alongside the great value goodybags (which I will discuss in a bit) and great marketing campaign, I wondered what, if anything could go wrong! Once I'd gotten comfortable with the network, I realised that the network coverage was not skimped on at all either. Giffgaff use O2's network, which as a former O2 customer I have never had any complaints with. So on to the deals or 'goodybags'. For £10 you get all you can eat data, unlimited texts and 250 UK minutes and free ...  Read the complete review

I joined giffgaff a while back, as one of my friends recommended me to it and it seemed to have some of the cheapest deals around. It uses the O2 Network, so the phone lines are relatively fast and you get fast service. Its motto is "the mobile network run by you", which is partly true; you can order your own sim cards, give them to friends and for everyone who tops up at least £10, they get an extra £5 credit, and you also get an additional £5 added to your account simply for referring them. You can withdraw this money inside your giffgaff account after a certain period of time whether by PayPal or other giffgaff merchandise (hoodies, etc.). This is one of the  Read the complete review

**Introduction** Giffgaff are part of the 02 Network and was launched on launched on 25 November 2009. It was founded by Gav Thompson, the head of brand strategy at O2. The Gigggaff offices are based in Slough and employ around 20 people. They have won a couple of industry awards for their brand. The biggest thing about the Giffgaff network that separates it from it's competitors is that it's a little different from other more well known networks in that users of the service may also participate in certain aspects of the company's operation, e.g. sales, customer service and marketing for this they offer a payback system which allows users to receive free ...  Read the complete review

GiffGaff if you are unaware of the firm, are a new Mobile Telecommunications network offering stunningly cheap deals and a seemingly flawless support system. I currently pay £10 a month for 250 minutes, unlimited texts and unlimited data allowance; this, on paper, seems like a great deal, but its the stuff behind the scenes that will justify the cheap as chips price tag. The support system is largely based on community support, if you have a problem you post it on the giffgaff blog and the idea is a member solves your problem. This system works great, and all credit to the members who support each other on these forums. However, if you have a problem that ...  Read the complete review