Vodafone Tariffs

I currently have 2 Vodafone deals running concurrently one is a full time 18 month contract and 1 is a SIM only deal. The SIM only was from Phones 4 U when I went to top up they offered me one, I miraculously passed their credit checks and was signed up there, almost 30 mins after going in for a £10 top up. At the time I was told if I kept up the payments for 3 months they'd let me have a full time contract with them and a top up for £15 a month more. The original SIM only was a £15 a month one with 600 mins anyone any time and unlimited (cough 3000 cough) texts a month. I was told if I wanted to add the unlimited internet bundle (which I did-though I need to ...  Read the complete review

Recently Vodafone have introduced a new "pay as you go" option called Vodafone Freedom Packs. Basically it's twist on the pre-pay bundles that they were already doing. To qualify you need to be on any of these Vodafone price plans: - Simply - Anytime - Anynet - Smartstep - Smartplus Vodafone Freedom Packs are sold in bundles at £10, £15 or £20. They are advertised as being worth 5 times the value of being on the standard PAYG tariff. Here's what you get for your money: £10 - 100 anytime minutes AND 300 anytime texts £15 - 200 anytime minutes AND 600 anytime texts £20 - 300 anytime minutes AND ...  Read the complete review

Vodafone Family (& Friends) is a nice little add-on available for both contract and Pay As You Go users of the network. For just £5 a month unlimited calls can be made between up to four different Vodafone numbers, and if bigger group is required then there is the option to increase the group to six for £7 a month. I've been using the family option for a couple of years now, starting on Pay As You Go (PAYG) and then continuing when I moved on to contract. Set up on PAYG is a little convoluted, it took me quite some time to get through the options and the phone needs £5 of credit on it before the group can be created (£7 for a group of 6). It's a good idea to ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that over the years, I've been a customer of pretty much every mobile phone service provider in the UK. None of them have ever really inspired me to stay loyal to one brand, with their varying degrees of customer service, ever changing tariffs and generally over-complicated business practices all resulting in one provider dropping in and out of favour very easily. I've been with Vodafone Business now for around eighteen months. It's probably been the least problematic contracted period that I've ever experienced and I'm in no hurry to move, but don't let this fool you into thinking that it's all been plain sailing. Although I fund it privately, ...  Read the complete review

Just got the new Samsung U700 for free on the Vodafone Anytime 75 contract. The phone was free and I get 75 minutes anytime calls to all networks and 100 texts a month for £10 a month.

Is this a good deal?