The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 08/01/18 09:24, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 08/01/18 09:15, Chris Green wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote:

Still trying to solve te problem of recieving mobile calls at home with
zero signal on any network unless I walk up the top of the graden...

Wifi calling would be ideal, espceailly as FFTC is imminent, but not if
it means a ****ing expsensive phone on a contract. I want a cheap
android and a PAYG SIM.

I've already ruled out EE, who had a nice 150 quid smartphone that does
it. Just not if you are on payg. ****s. There is no reasosn not to do
that other than greed

I have a Three pay-as-you-go SIM deal and have their calls (and Texts)
over WiFi app.Â* It works OK but it's not very well integrated with the
basic call and text apps.Â* This is on an Android phone.

Is that using the old three-in-touch app? or integrated wifi calling
from e.g. samsung S6?


Oh I just looked. 3 Payg is not Payg. you pay upfront and if you havent
used your minutes at the end of the month you lose em

Same as a contract.

Is that actually the case?

No, as long as you don't buy an 'Add-on', your basic PAYG payment
lasts for ever. I usually spend £10 to £20 per year.

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Chris Green
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