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Newest Review: ... course, like everything else, unlimited isn't actually unlimited: it's subject to a fair usage policy, and Orange are very sketchy on the actual limit of free texts you are allowed to send! I think for Orange, unlimited is 3000 (basically 100 texts a day), which the average person would have to try very hard to go over! If you don't get the "unlimited" texts, but get the 300 or 600 ... more

... instead, then run out of texts, the cost is 10p per text, which is average. However, then you can phone 450 and buy an "extra" - so that texts cost less (for example, 5p each). The free access to Facebook, Bebo and Myspace is very handy, and ...more

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Orange Tariffs: Dolphin Package - a clever option? (593 words)
by - written on 08/10/09 (Very useful, 183 readings)
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The Orange tariff I am reviewing is the "Dolphin Package" on Pay as You Go. With this package, you get free texts and free internet (for Facebook, Bebo and Myspace), as long as you top up £10 each month. As an Orange customer, you also get Orange Wednesdays (two-for-one cinema tickets on a Wednesday). For me, the Dolphin package on PAYG is cheaper and meets more of my needs than having a contract, or changing networks. The amount of free texts (to any network in the UK) you get depends on the amount you top up. You get 300 free texts if you top up £10, 600 if you top up £20 and "unlimited" texts if you top up £30 or more. These are similar ... Read the complete review

I SEE RED, NOT ORANGE. (1260 words)
by - written on 13/11/06 (Very useful, 260 readings)
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Some time ago, I wrote a review on the services offered to me by Wanadoo. They were reliable, and offered me such a good deal that I wanted English people that are looking for a good service provider to know about what they offered. Unfortunately, times changed, and I was told that my contract had been passed to Orange, who had taken over from Wanadoo. They told me that nothing had changed, that the fees were the same, and the services similar to those offered by Wanadoo. It was a myth. Signing up. Signing up with Orange is simple enough. A call to France Telecom offices in the town nearest to you does the trick. They give you the choice ... Read the complete review

Orange Tariffs: The future is bright, the future is cheaper! (583 words)
by - written on 04/02/04 (Very useful, 623 readings)
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Having changed back to ?pay as you go? from a contract phone I remembered reading about an offer on Ciao called Orange Out Here. After scanning the Orange website on several occasions without success I finally made a call to customer services who helped me out. Orange Out Here has now changed and is officially called Orange Text Saver. The original service offered Orange ?pay as you go? customers the option to pay a one off fee of £15 to get five free text messages a day for the rest of the time that they had the phone?too good to be true I hear you say, which is probably the reason that they changed the offer to the Text Saver option. The new Text Saver option ... Read the complete review

Express Review on Orange Tariffs
by - written on 13/12/03
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Orange OVP Virgin may be misleading and is certainly more expensive than real Virgin - Advantages: possibly larger network - Disadvantages: expensive text message, no valuable Big Bonus, terms and conditions change without notice