[magic_peanuts]

Can't say much at this stage, but suffice to say, not many Orange customers will be leaving for T-Mobile for a while!

More later...

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[bugeyes]

is this the tarrif??? :-
Orange High Speed Data
Orange have developed a unique High Speed Data Plan that offers reduced data charges. You can send and receive information up to three times faster than standard circuit switched data rates.


monthly charge £8.51
inclusive minutes (per month) 0
maximum no. of phones allowed 1
standard High Speed Data calls (at all times) 17p
Orange to Orange High Speed Data calls (at all times) 12.8p
standard voice calls - peak 12.5p
standard voice calls - off-peak 4.25p
Orange to Orange voice calls - peak 12.5p
Orange to Orange voice calls - off-peak 4.25p
voice calls to other UK networks - peak 25p
voice calls to other UK networks - off-peak 10p
Answer Phone (per minute) 7.5p
Text Messaging (per message) 5.9p
peak hours 7am - 7pm weekdays
connection charge None

call charges shown are per minute

All prices exclude VAT. The Orange High Speed Data Plan includes our Orange Care package for 12 months. Terms and conditions apply.

Your business can benefit from faster data transfer speeds without having to subscribe to the High Speed Data Plan. All you need is a High Speed Data enabled phone or device. The costs are:

Standard High Speed Data calls per minute (at all times) 21p

Orange to Orange High Speed Data charges per minute (at all times) 17p

All prices exclude VAT.

High Speed Data Plan is available with a High Speed Data enabled phones and devices. Data connection speeds over 14.4 kbps are charged at High Speed Data rates. Data calls up to 14.4 kbps charges are at normal Talk Plan rates. All High Speed Data calls that are made and received whilst roaming will be charged as an international voice call.


if so no inclusive minutes????

url:-http://www.business.orange.co.uk/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Business&c=OUKPage&cid=1135953583841

[oink1]

Well this is interesting... Worth a call to CS tomorrow i think

[danwatson1974]

bugeyes, on Jul 26 2006, 00:43, said:

is this the tarrif??? :-
Orange High Speed Data
Orange have developed a unique High Speed Data Plan that offers reduced data charges. You can send and receive information up to three times faster than standard circuit switched data rates.


monthly charge £8.51
inclusive minutes (per month) 0
maximum no. of phones allowed 1
standard High Speed Data calls (at all times) 17p
Orange to Orange High Speed Data calls (at all times) 12.8p
standard voice calls - peak 12.5p
standard voice calls - off-peak 4.25p
Orange to Orange voice calls - peak 12.5p
Orange to Orange voice calls - off-peak 4.25p
voice calls to other UK networks - peak 25p
voice calls to other UK networks - off-peak 10p
Answer Phone (per minute) 7.5p
Text Messaging (per message) 5.9p
peak hours 7am - 7pm weekdays
connection charge None

call charges shown are per minute

All prices exclude VAT. The Orange High Speed Data Plan includes our Orange Care package for 12 months. Terms and conditions apply.

Your business can benefit from faster data transfer speeds without having to subscribe to the High Speed Data Plan. All you need is a High Speed Data enabled phone or device. The costs are:

Standard High Speed Data calls per minute (at all times) 21p

Orange to Orange High Speed Data charges per minute (at all times) 17p

All prices exclude VAT.

High Speed Data Plan is available with a High Speed Data enabled phones and devices. Data connection speeds over 14.4 kbps are charged at High Speed Data rates. Data calls up to 14.4 kbps charges are at normal Talk Plan rates. All High Speed Data calls that are made and received whilst roaming will be charged as an international voice call.
if so no inclusive minutes????

url:-http://www.business.orange.co.uk/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Business&c=OUKPage&cid=1135953583841

Sadly, no, it couldn't be this. This was the Orange HSCSD plan (running at a phenomenal 28.8 kbps) which stopped at about the same time that Orange introduced GPRS.

It was a great plan at the time though

Cheers,

Dan.

[chucky.egg]

magic_peanuts, on Jul 26 2006, 00:02, said:

Can't say much at this stage, but suffice to say, not many Orange customers will be leaving for T-Mobile for a while!

That's because most of us that wanted flat rate GPRS have already gone to T-Mobile.

And after Orange saying (mis-quotes) "T-mobile are losing huge amounts of money", "It's not sustainable", "The infrastructure costs more to maintain than that"... they finally bite the bullet and match the price (well, almost, being Orange they can't bring themselves to do it quite as well as T)

[Will]

just checked with orange (spoke to the data team)
and....







(hey I was on hold for ages!)





apart from orange world max@ 80plus quiddies for 1000megs..
they said they know nothing about it.)

To be fair the CSR is going to investigate further and call me back today.

if/when I get an update.....


I'm not saying its wrong/right, but i'll wait and see!

[waroffice]

This could be interesting....my contract runs out on 5th aug so i was considering going pay as you go till the vario II arives on T-mobiles door mat. but this may make me stay with orange.

/me waits with bated breath

[JonnyO]

I'm another who is waiting on more information on this. I was going to go to T-mobile when the Vario II was launched but if this is true it might convince me to stay with Orange (after being with Orange for over 10 years!).

[JonnyO]

magic_peanuts, on Jul 25 2006, 23:02, said:

Can't say much at this stage, but suffice to say, not many Orange customers will be leaving for T-Mobile for a while!

More later...

Why the cryptic answer?!!!!

[jimbouk]

I have been with Orange for about 12 years. I was thinking about going to TMob for the unlimited data - but heard their network coverage was poor.

So was going to stay with Orange anyway - with an spv 3100 and O matching T's flext tariffs - and accepting the data charges would be slightly more (ie £5 more a month).

If this is true, then I will be happy to stay with O as they have been very good for the last 12 years with the exception of one or two CS cockups - which have all been rectified (and the various goodwill credits on my account have gone a long way to make me feel better about them).

Has anyone tried their Your Group option - with free calls between O customers in your group?

[Dr Who]

Hmmm, this will put the cat amongst the pigeons if its true. I hope it is true because I may be able to use retentions to get a FlexT price match and decent data tariff on both my mobiles. I would need modem use though!

This post has been edited by Dr Who: 26 July 2006 - 10:51 AM

[hotphil]

jimbouk, on Jul 26 2006, 11:06, said:

I have been with Orange for about 12 years. I was thinking about going to TMob for the unlimited data - but heard their network coverage was poor.

It think that's a historical problem - I've certainly not had any more problems than I did with Orange.
Shame they were so slow to look at a move like this - as chucky.egg says, most people who are interested in personal data use have already gone to T-Mobile. I might have stayed with Orange if this deal had been around...

[chucky.egg]

I've found coverage to be slightly better, but the only way to know is to try it out and see what it's like in the places you go.

[spacerace]

god I hope this is true, and LONG overdue.... exclusion of modem and MSN use is a pain, but still a lot better than nothing. They may offer modem use later for a slightly higher fee

[pisquee]

This would make my 3G data card much more useful if they'd allow modem usage

[spacerace]

pisquee, on Jul 26 2006, 15:32, said:

This would make my 3G data card much more useful if they'd allow modem usage

I think they're referring to using a mobile phone AS a modem on a PDA or laptop (tethering). If you put the SIM straight in a data card I'm not sure how they would view that ? I can't see how they can actually tell in either case, except for the presumbably much greater data throughput of a laptop using GPRS/3G

[chucky.egg]

Nice Avatar spacerace, where did you get that from?

[Wozbacca]

haha, patches o'hoolahan! genius...

as for the tarrif....,

i do think the messenger thing is very wierd... i did ask CS to confirm about this but it is true apparently...

what whould happen if you installed agile messenger or something i dont know.

how can the tell the difference between the traffic types, and why arent they more bothered about shoutcast internet/mp3 radio rather than text instant messaging!?

[spacerace]

chucky.egg, on Jul 26 2006, 15:41, said:

Nice Avatar spacerace, where did you get that from?

Not sure if you're actually asking (?) but it's a screengrab from the film Dodgeball, which (sadly) brings me to tears of laughter...

[jayz1220]

Hey Everyone,

I just called orange, and the CS rep put me through to the data team, who promptly said that there was no £8 unlimited bolt on. When I asked him to go find out he just said there was definitely not one on the system. (typical orange CS )

Im guessing they have not told all the CS reps yet and I got stuck with an arrogant lazy employee. Wozbacca if you got it enabled, did you catch a name for the new bolt on?

Thanks

This post has been edited by jayz1220: 26 July 2006 - 03:19 PM

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