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From: Jethro on 14 Apr 2010 11:29
I would like to put my Mrs, and my own phone on a single contract,
which allows them to share any free minutes/texts.

Does anyone in the UK do this ?

This is a domestic, not commercial requirement.
From: Steve Wyles on 14 Apr 2010 13:41
On 14/04/2010 16:29, Jethro wrote:
> I would like to put my Mrs, and my own phone on a single contract,
> which allows them to share any free minutes/texts.
>
> Does anyone in the UK do this ?
>
> This is a domestic, not commercial requirement.

I used to have my wife on the same contract with an Orange talkshare
tariff, I don't think they do anything similar anymore. I know that 3
give you 2000 3to3 minutes per month if you take a second phone.

Steve
From: JL on 14 Apr 2010 13:50
On 14 Apr, 18:41, Steve Wyles <st...(a)inhouse.co.uk> wrote:
> On 14/04/2010 16:29, Jethro wrote:
>
> > I would like to put my Mrs, and my own phone on a single contract,
> > which allows them to share any free minutes/texts.
>
> > Does anyone in the UK do this ?
>
> > This is a domestic, not commercial requirement.
>
> I used to have my wife on the same contract with an Orange talkshare
> tariff, I don't think they do anything similar anymore. I know that 3
> give you 2000 3to3 minutes per month if you take a second phone.
>
> Steve

Unfortunately that doesn't exist.

Orange still offer 'Your Group' - if you have more than one phone on
the same billing account you can join them in a Your Group and get
unlimited free calls between members of the group. Not what you
wanted I know but in case it's something of use if you went with
Orange.
From: Steve Terry on 15 Apr 2010 06:46
"Steve Wyles" <steve(a)inhouse.co.uk> wrote in message
news:82md1lFppnU1(a)mid.individual.net...
> On 14/04/2010 16:29, Jethro wrote:
>> I would like to put my Mrs, and my own phone on a single contract,
>> which allows them to share any free minutes/texts.
>>
>> Does anyone in the UK do this ?
>> This is a domestic, not commercial requirement.
>
> I used to have my wife on the same contract with an Orange talkshare
> tariff, I don't think they do anything similar anymore. I know that 3 give
> you 2000 3to3 minutes per month if you take a second phone.
> Steve
>
>
I had that couple of years ago when 3 had short 6 month contracts
I had a pair of 300 M&M 6 month contracts and 3 included 2000
3to3 mins lasting the length of the contract

I now use 3Pay with it's 5000 3to3 mins valid for 3 months.
You have to be very brave or stupid to tell the Mrs (as i did) that she
has 5000 mins for the next 3 months to call you with ;-(

Steve Terry
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From: Jon on 21 Apr 2010 16:40
In article <5b5ad3b1-e833-4872-b362-49749d71d2be@
12g2000yqi.googlegroups.com>, krazykara0(a)googlemail.com says...
> I would like to put my Mrs, and my own phone on a single contract,
> which allows them to share any free minutes/texts.
>
> Does anyone in the UK do this ?
>
> This is a domestic, not commercial requirement.

Such things do exist but are rarely good value for just two phones.

If most of your calls are to each other then look for a family account,
or group account - each network calls it something different.

Orange:
http://www1.orange.co.uk/service_plans/paymonthly/your_group_overview.ht
ml

Vodafone:
http://online.vodafone.co.uk/dispatch/Portal/appmanager/vodafone/wrp?
_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=template10&pageID=PPP_0039

etc etc.
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Regards
Jon
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