north-ict Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 So I have asked to step up from a pay as you go phone to a contract one (I am using it a lot more than when I started out). SLT have given there blessing on this. I just wanted to know what others have done and how many minutes/text/data people if they are on a contract phone using and roughly how much. Also what device do you guys and gals use? I have been speaking to @Millgate but I just thought I would ask how everyone else does it. Cheers
jbunoomally Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 We use the OGC Public Sector tariffs from Orange/EE. Give their public sector team a shout and they'll sort you out. 0800 0790 091. We have a variety of contracts and add-ons, but for most phones we pay £2.50 per month. JB. 1
north-ict Posted June 12, 2013 Author Posted June 12, 2013 We use the OGC Public Sector tariffs from Orange/EE. Give their public sector team a shout and they'll sort you out. 0800 0790 091. We have a variety of contracts and add-ons, but for most phones we pay £2.50 per month. JB. Is it right to assume thats on a bulk of phones? I am just after one contract.
john Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 Is it right to assume thats on a bulk of phones? I am just after one contract. Nope 1 phone about £2.50 a month line rental with small allocation of stuff. You take as many as you need as your part of a HUGE contract via OGC hence it costing hardly anything. We had about 7 or 8 phones off it at that price and a data dongle with unlimited data for about £15 a month (which at the time we had it was cheapest around) 1
jbunoomally Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 John beat me to it. It's entirely scalable - ask them for a copy of their latest full PSN catalogue (around 7.5 mb .pdf), which outlines all services they offer (both in and out of the OGC framework). Handests /can/ be expensive, because the monthly contract price is so low, but there are often £50+ credits applied when a new contract is taken out. Or you can just buy a £1 a month sim card, which i think costs £20. JB. 1
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