<mikehambleton@...> wrote: This will be before they increase their prices. All UK mobile providers were banned from buying new Huawei 5G equipment after 31 December, and they must

However beware of renewing too early. Previously, if renewing within a certain period of time prior to expiry (I now can't remember how long!), the new passport start was similar to an MOT - you retai

Three. No intro fees - what are they? I got the offer as an existing expired contract customer. I guess that they wanted to guarantee my custom for a minimum of another 24 months. Alan.

For our small usage, because they are very cheap. Mine has also gradually gone down, but in practice I upped the amount of data most times. For unlimited Mi-Fi data I'm now paying only £17 per month.

<scholesd@...> wrote: I had suggested to my wife that we sell our, as it was, 4 year old Hymer. But she disagreed. A short while later, I again broached the subject and this time she

On Sat, 16 Jan 2021 at 08:57, Andy Clarke <andyclarke1050@...> wrote: > EE still do payg sims. We use them on our trips to Scotland because EE has better coverage there than any of the other net

<scholesd@...> wrote: I've been on PAYG after T-Mobile decided to make a massive increase in my monthly cell phone charges. I found Three to be the cheapest and have remained with the

Yesterday we received a text from Three. Their PAYG rates are increasing on 16th February. Voice calls presently 3p per minute (ppm) are increasing to 10ppm. Texts presently 2p are increasing to 10p.

Well done Don. Living in Grantham, Lincs., there is much confusion. About a week ago, the local BBC TV news did an article about the Grantham sports centre being used for Covid jabs. Good news. But ye

Looking at the correct version of that link, shows the direction (sorry!) that GPSrs/SatNavs are going. Everything is going into the cloud. (Not good for visibility!) Sadly, when the internet is down

On Tue, 22 Dec 2020 at 08:41, Ernest Bull <ernb32@...> wrote: > You may have even been somewhere where you could see the conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter. Bristol was, as it usually is, under a

On Fri, 18 Dec 2020 at 07:27, Brent <brentiow.c@...> wrote: > sat nav is an essential item in our motorhome. Wouldn't travel without one as we don't really need maps here on the Island!!!! > So

<kenny.macdougall@...> wrote: Well one poster wrote that the Electroblock or similar central hub of a motorhome's 12 volt system, put the domestic and starter batteries in paralle

<kenny.macdougall@...> wrote: I would be very concerned about buying any solar panel from ebay. If you are set on this product buy it from here:- <https://www.alpha-batteries.co.u

Anyone for a bit of nostalgia ? TANNERS AND BOBS . . . Back in the days of tanners and bobs, When Mothers had patience and Fathers had jobs. When football team families wore hand me down shoes, And T.

<martin.bennett47@...> wrote: I find his daily postings most interesting. As JoJo's rules are so confusing that even BoJo can't understand them and his local councils have similar problem

<martin.bennett47@...> wrote: Don't all phones these days have a built-in GPSr? Also I understand that all service providers have to know where their subscribers are for law enforcement e

Like my wife! Like my wife's, with a keyboard. She also has a large collection of books. She uses the built-in reading aloud feature a lot, using the internal speaker. In May I bought her a "Kindle Oa

And they cast about twice what ADAC charged. Alan.

<geoffbarber@...> wrote: Today I received my 3rd or 4th renewal reminder. Due to their withdrawal of service for UK addresses, I've not renewed. I just ignore the reminders. Our ne