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Emergency fone-which network?

mikedoherty99 · 2015-10-02 16:56:49

hi quick question If i wanted to keep an emergency fone(for calls) with a fiver credit and it may not be used for a while which network would be best for this thanks

02-10-2015 4:56pm

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mikedoherty99

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hi quick question

If i wanted to keep an emergency fone(for calls) with a fiver credit and it may not be used for a while

which network would be best for this

thanks

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#2 02-10-2015 4:58pm

booooring!

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Depends on how serious you need to make a phone call. If its health related or something i'd avoid three and go with Vodafone.

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#3 02-10-2015 5:00pm

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booooring! wrote: »

Depends on how serious you need to make a phone call. If its health related or something i'd avoid three and go with Vodafone.

I find Vodafone really bad all the time, maybe it's my phone or something, but I never have coverage. West of country.

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