unlimited phone contracts?

[turbo]

Hey folks

Currently on a business contract with Vodafone which I am leaving at the end of the month because of recent phone signal coverage and diabolical customer service.

I have been looking at the market and can see there is quite a few 'unlimited' contracts out there now such as Tmobiles 'full monty' and Orange have something similar (both costing £36 inc VAT but I suppose thats because they are the same company now?)

My question really is are these really unlimited. I make a lot of phone calls during the day to various different mobile networks. What I cant work out is does the 'unlimited' call portion include these sorts of phone calls or will it be unlimited phone calls to 01, 02, 03 numbers or 'off peak' only?

I could do with going into a shop and asking the question I know but I'm sure there are people on this forum in the same position as me with the same contract I'm looking at so hopefully I will get an unbiased opinion and general monthly cost with these services.

Thanks

 

[Azza]

T-Mobile is depends what Full Monty contract you're on. T&C's here - http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/terms-and-conditions/pay-monthly/


Three One Plan is 2000 x-network minutes & landline, but unlimited to other Three.


O2 On & On is unlimited though, I can't find anything that suggests otherwise and online agents say it's unlimited. Obviously there's bound to be something that they would consider to be excessive though at some point.


Texts are usually 3000 a month, but that's classed as unlimited.

 

[McPhee]

Vodafone RED is unlimited for calls and texts. Premium rate lines are extra. When I took mine out they said specifically that it's not for business use, though they have business versions of the tariff available. I asked specifically about 'fair use' policies and was told that they aren't currently in place - call and text as much as you like.