richard_munro@yahoo.co.uk

On 28 Nov, 13:26, steve <st...@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> In article <730a6e2b-ad7f-4846-a554-fcd45e750713
> @g30g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>, richard_mu...@yahoo.co.uk says...
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>
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> > The other possibility might be one of the T-Mobile 'Just SIM'
> > tariffs. The £20 is fine from a minutes/texts point of view, but can
> > one add Web 'n Walk to one of those tariffs?
>
> Well "Just SIM" replaced "SIM only" which was £7.50 a month but only 50
> minutes and no texts.
>
> If it is like "SIM only" you can add Web 'n' Walk either by ringing
> customer services (which costs 50p a minute on SIM only) or online.
> There are options to add all three options on my account though I use
> the now withdrawn Web 'n' Walk Pro myself.
>
> You'd need the Web 'n' Walk plus or max to use the phone as a modem.
>
> The services you can use depends on the Web 'n' Walk flavour. On some
> they do port blocking (I can't use IM on Web 'n' Walk Pro) and all have
> a proxy for images.
>
> Steve.

Thanks for that info Steve. It sounds like a good option actually as
it wouldn't involve a contract. Not too keen on the proxy for images
though. I'll give them a call to make sure that it is still possible
to add those options.
I was sort of aware of the restrictions on IM/VOIP etc, which is one
reason for preferring the idea of 3, but then maybe T-mobile are just
being a bit more upfront about it

Cheers,
Richie