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No sweve there. Its factual.Swerve 1
Tell me how good or bad my contract is?
No sweve there. Its factual.Swerve 1
Yes. I don't do any personal detail on Internet.Too personal?
I'm not asking for any personal detail. You think telling me what network you are on and how much data you are getting is personal detail? You think that will identify you? Pathetic.Yes. I don't do any personal detail on Internet.
How can I if you won’t tell me what you are paying, who you are with and what you are getting?Tell me how good or bad my contract is?
You said I was a mug for having the contract. How do you know that if you don't know the details, which I am not releasing.How can I if you won’t tell me what you are paying, who you are with and what you are getting?
Not everybody wants to give out their information on here. Lots of stalkers on this very forum that take great delight in producing anything they can use as a weapon years later.I'm not asking for any personal detail. You think telling me what network you are on and how much data you are getting is personal detail? You think that will identify you? Pathetic.
Do you think telling us what you are paying for a Kw of electricity is also 'personal stuff’? What about price per litre of fuel? Loaf of bread?
You started this thread. Can you honestly not see how easy it is to pick an airtime provider that continues the 'glory days' of inclusive mobile roaming?
I can remember the days when it was very very expensive to use your mobile abroad and it even cost a fortune to receive calls. If I also remember correctly, we were in the EU at the time. Would you like to go back to those glory days?
No f'cking loss either. Actually, there is a benefit. At the time we had automatic roaming in Europe on our mobiles, were we enjoying 30 rolling contracts with easy porting, unlimited calls and texts with EU roaming starting at 99p a month? There you go, that’s a benefit.
Only mugs are stuck in the middle of a 12/24 month contract these days. Like you!
Eh? A job? There’s nothing to really know.In all fairness, you did this for a job.
job.
"Mugs" like me don't duck and dive with this sort of thing, the way you do. We just don't know enough.
I bet you’re a fun friend to have.But I make it a policy not to divulge my personal info of any sort. Not what I have to eat, drink, watch or anything else pathetic.
Why? Because I don't share my private stuff with people I don't know on the Internet.I bet you’re a fun friend to have.
Only as a very profitable sideline for a few years. My main job has always been around the motor trade. I got out of selling/installing/connecting phones in about 1992 ish, so over 30 years ago. At that time it was still a 5 year contract, £25 a month standing charge, 50p per minute or part minute for a call. Very good money connecting them too - over £600 a time at one point. No inclusive call and texts and data wasn’t even an option. Couldn’t use them abroad either although I once managed to make a call in Calais on a Motorola 8500!If I'm mistaken, I apologise.
You posted that you were in at the very early days of mobiles, and I presumed you did it as a job.
Remember to take your phone next timeI was in Menorca last October, no roaming charges for me