Tea? (Part 2)

[classic33]

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[Arch]

I never knew mobile telephonic devices could get so complicated.

NT and I amused ourselves imagining a sketch in which a Neanderthal is trying to buy a new axe, in a shop, and is being offered as many bewildering options as the average phone shop.

I'll pass on the advice. The other thing is that he doesn't want to go everything through Google either.

He's off home now. Friday seems a long way off.

<sigh>

 

[classic33]

Don't spoil it Colin, we are representing the north here, just hope they forget about @fossyant and his broken nuts

And I don't have any!!

 

[phil_hg_uk]

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[Speicher]

Me either, Pay You Go for me, I top up about £10 a year. When my ancient phone finally gave up the ghost after 7 years I had to get a new one......

"Hello Tesco Supermarket, what is the cheapest non-contract mobile what does telephone calls and texts and nothing else thank you ever so much"
"oh that would be £9.99"
"can I use these voucher things?"
"Yes you can, that will be 4.99 then madam...."
fankoo

I think I top up my phone by about £30 a year on Payg.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

The other thing is that he doesn't want to go everything through Google either.

Well in that case he has really limited his choice to Apple or Windows phones then.

 

[classic33]

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[Puddles]

 

[Arch]

On a positive note, yesterday we had a nice dinner of cottage pie, carrots and red cababge, and today we had leftover pie and cabbage, with stir fried courgette ribbons. Yum!

 

[Speicher]

@Mattonsea and @Puddles, perhaps we should revert to writing letters, and buying stamps.

 

[Hill Wimp]

Classic is right. Mrs R was hugely overcharged for data roaming when we were touring in Europe this summer. She phoned Vodafone to cancel her contract and they said if she stayed they would only charge her £4 instead of the. £65 that they had billed.

Im with TMobile or EE whichever day it is and i will be turning my phone off when i go away next week as the roaming data and text charges have got silly. No CC for me from Sunday.

1 whole week without you lot @ Potsy will be pleased though he will have no one to follow for a week

 

[classic33]

NT and I amused ourselves imagining a sketch in which a Neanderthal is trying to buy a new axe, in a shop, and is being offered as many bewildering options as the average phone shop.

I'll pass on the advice. The other thing is that he doesn't want to go everything through Google either.

He's off home now. Friday seems a long way off.

<sigh>

13 million options on an automated switchboard 'll wear your fingers out.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

@Mattonsea and @Puddles, perhaps we should revert to writing letters, and buying stamps.

Have you seen the price of stamps

 

[Mattonsea]

@Mattonsea and @Puddles, perhaps we should revert to writing letters, and buying stamps.

not with my handwriting

 

[classic33]

Classic is right. Mrs R was hugely overcharged for data roaming when we were touring in Europe this summer. She phoned Vodafone to cancel her contract and they said if she stayed they would only charge her £4 instead of the. £65 that they had billed.

@Rockymountain, isn't feeling well. Man Flu?