Orange Tariffs Reviews

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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

you've gotta be kidding - Advantages: no line rental - Disadvantages: huge upgrade fee, i.e. £50 + full price of phone

Having had a contract phone with BT Cellnet for three years prior to leaving the UK, I had a quick dalliance with a Genie pre-paid tariff before changing to Orange Just Talk for my infrequent visits to Britain. Admittedly pre-paid would drive me bonkers if I had to use it the whole time as topping up seems to become the bane of someone's life. ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Orange Just Talk for 2 years now and have experienced almost no problems during that time. Their call charges are pretty competitive and, like others, I have bought their £50 voucher as a means of reducing costs even further. Also, their pay as you go tariff has no hidden small print (such as requiring the user to top by £10 per ...  Read the complete review

When I first met my girlfriend, I used to own a cheap pay as you go mobile on BT Cellnet. She lives away at university some 160 miles away so we spend most of our time chatting on the phone, as I see her only at weekends. Phoning national rates every night often for an hour soon left the house phone bill very high much to the annoyance of ...  Read the complete review

After experiencing the delight of two other phone networks (Vodafone and Virgin) I was so releived when I brought my orange phone about a year ago. My main reason for changing from Virgin to orange was that as I was getting a new phone I thought I would be a good idea to get one on the network most of my friends were on. So orange it was. ...  Read the complete review

Previously i was on the Genie / O2 tariff, and was happy.. well.. till I got my first bill! My fiancee is on Orange's "Just Talk" package, and i had no idea how much cross network calls were! So i opted for an Orange sim card which I bought for £15 from a local market trader, this gave me calls of 25p for the first 3 minutes of ...  Read the complete review

I have had 3 mobile phones over the past 3 years. My first phone, a Philips Savvy on BT Cellnet. Second, a Nokia 3210 on One2One and my latest is a Nokia 3310 on Orange Just Talk. I'll try and mention the things I have noticed about Orange, as the facts seem to have been covered pretty well in other opinions. The Good. ...  Read the complete review

My new phone or should I say tariff lets me 'Just Talk' or as the circumstances may be like myself, 'Just text' It's so great, I can top up whenever I need to and talk whenever I like.... or text!!! I've waited a long while since I got my new phone to put this opinion onto here, this is my first ever personal ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion i think Orange Just talk is the best network around all 6 times my handsets have been bought originally for use on the Orange network and i have never been dissapointed with there service.There standards have allways been high and there call costs work out one of the lowest for me around.Reception quality is miles better than ...  Read the complete review

Orange Out Here is great for those people who spend most their time on the phone texting rather than talking. For a one off payment of £15, you get 5 free text messages a day, whenever you have any credit on your phone. With text messages normally costing 10p, you can save your initial £15 in just a month. Also, since you get two 30 second ...  Read the complete review

Are you a tex'a'holic? Do you spend £££££s on texs a month? If the answer to the ubove questions is yes then keep on reading!!! ------- .WHAT. ------- Orange Out Here is the supurb new package from Orange, which gives you 5 free text messages every single day, 2 30 seconds reserved calls when you credits ...  Read the complete review

I am a mobile phone user who never seems to ring anyone, and just sends loads of SMS messages everyday, so I went out to look for the Network with the cheapest option available for sending such messages. The base price of sending messages from an Orange mobile is 10p a message, but then I found a cheaper way of sending SMS's to my ...  Read the complete review

Despite not having Everyday 50 I have done a lot of research into tariffs as my girlfriend has recently got herself a new phone. First you need to decide how much you are going to use a phone and then when you are going to use it. Also are you going to send texts or are you going to call people more. 50p a day for everyday 50 - ...  Read the complete review

Well, not quite the end for your BT phone, but a very good mobile phone tariff. Please note - before considering this tariff, make sure that you rarely use your phone at peak times, as this is an off-peak tariff only. As I have already written an opinion on the Orange network, this one will be purely on the tariff. Here are the ...  Read the complete review

The future’s bright, the futures’ Orange. Well that’s marketing jargon for you, for me the future is red with Vodafone, but my second dimension is Orange. What do I mean by this, well simply with a Nokia 8210 and dual SIM adaptor my primary network is Vodafone contract with a secondary Orange Just Talk SIM. This is due to most of ...  Read the complete review

I have been on Orange everyday 50 for about a year now and off peak this is probably the best deal of all the networks. You get 50 free off peak minutes every day (hence the title). All other off peak minutes are charged at just 1p, good value in anyones book. Unfortunately, as I have found out, If you use your phone peak rate for only 2-3 ...  Read the complete review