John
18th May 2010, 10:53
Hello,
Can someone please explain to me what is meant by SIM Only? I can get an iPhone with Orange on a SIM Only contract with 600 minutes and unlimited texts, all for £25 per month ( http://shop.orange.co.uk/iphone/choose-sim-only-plan ). What's the catch? I know it means you're not tied to a contract, which I imagine is both an advantage and a disadvantage.
Anything I should be aware of? Seems like a great deal and if it's that good then why isn't everyone doing it?
I'm currently with o2 and I don't think they do the iPhone on SIM Only so it'd mean switching. I'm not fussed by the iPhone, because normally you're paying £35 per month for very little call time, like 100 minutes. It isn't value for money. And I'm at a computer all day at work with internet access at home so I question the usage I'd get out of one if I were to get one. But at £25 per month with 600 minutes, I have to consider it.
Anyway, tangent. I'm confused by SIM Only. :doh
Can someone please explain to me what is meant by SIM Only? I can get an iPhone with Orange on a SIM Only contract with 600 minutes and unlimited texts, all for £25 per month ( http://shop.orange.co.uk/iphone/choose-sim-only-plan ). What's the catch? I know it means you're not tied to a contract, which I imagine is both an advantage and a disadvantage.
Anything I should be aware of? Seems like a great deal and if it's that good then why isn't everyone doing it?
I'm currently with o2 and I don't think they do the iPhone on SIM Only so it'd mean switching. I'm not fussed by the iPhone, because normally you're paying £35 per month for very little call time, like 100 minutes. It isn't value for money. And I'm at a computer all day at work with internet access at home so I question the usage I'd get out of one if I were to get one. But at £25 per month with 600 minutes, I have to consider it.
Anyway, tangent. I'm confused by SIM Only. :doh