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Length of time to use credit

Cutie18Ireland · 2007-01-02 21:32:05

i tried to search but doesnt seem to be working, is there a network that doesn't have a length of time to use credit up before it gets locked?? thinking of buying phones for the grandparents but they use very little credit and Vodafone has a restriction on time for credit...

02-01-2007 9:32pm

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Cutie18Ireland

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i tried to search but doesnt seem to be working, is there a network that doesn't have a length of time to use credit up before it gets locked??
thinking of buying phones for the grandparents but they use very little credit and Vodafone has a restriction on time for credit...

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#2 02-01-2007 10:13pm

digitaldr

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I'm fairly sure O2 credit doesn't expire

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#3 02-01-2007 11:10pm

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O2 doesn't as far as I remember.

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#4 02-01-2007 11:14pm

chrislad

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O2 requires you make one chargable call every 6 months. Meteor and Vodafone require you top up by 10euro every 6 months. Credit expires 6 months after the first 6 month top up period has expired.

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