Unlimited O2 calls & texts plus landline calls €25 a month 30day contract

Davy

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Unlimited calls to O2 Mobiles
Unlimited texts to O2 Mobiles
Unlimited calls to all landlines
Voicemail is Free

Charges outside your inclusive voice minutes & texts

Calls to Irish mobiles: 25c per minute
Text messages to other Irish mobiles: 10c per text (or use their 250 free webtexts with aft or cabbage)

No long contract, just give 30 days notice. Think this is a good offer, for the fiver extra you get the free landlines, or the free texts from their other clear sim plans. Also this week they are giving a 'Eco charger' on signup.

towel401

that isn't really good value is it? unless you call lots of landlines

Davy

towel401 wrote: »

that isn't really good value is it? unless you call lots of landlines

Well if over 20mins in a month its better value

Random

How is this different from their current offerings? other than the charger...)

Davy

Random wrote: »

How is this different from their current offerings? other than the charger...)

The clear plans were

o2 calls and texts
or
o2 calls and landline calls.

This is all three for extra fiver on same terms.

Brian

... nah. Network specific texts and calls FTL.

Random

Can't say anything that shouts "free calls + texts to our network only" is really very ground breaking these days IMO.

drunkmonkey

what's an eco charger?

Jonathan

I'd assume one that doesn't draw current from the wall when not charging the phone. And a more efficient transformer i'd say.

s_carnage

Unless i'm missing something but i think its a crap enough offer.

With all the other networks including 02 you get free calls and texts to your own network if you top up by €20 a month and then you have that €20 credit for other calls to other networks and landlines. Granted you get free landlines calls with this but you don't seem to get more minutes to call other networks.

Mimikyu

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Brian

I was under the impression that phone batteries have a function similar to that anyway, to prevent overcharging [sic].

Davy

Well the eco charger has electronic circuitry been in so that it wont use power setting up a magnetic field in the transformer while its not charging anything.

Normal chargers are always setting up magnetic fields which is using power quite small amounts but when there is so many chargers plugged in it adds up. In the UK it amounts to enough megawatts that one generating station provides.