More light
By: ebix | 19-09-2019 17:02
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Place info on the sim card packaging (before buying and opening so on the outside side) about what phones it will work with for example any unlocked and any o2 locked phone and in which countries it will work as well as what boundles are available what they buy and for how much?
Those were the things I wanted to know and compare before choosing the the new sim card.
on: 22-09-2019 09:30
you can gte this info from the website
the website tells you the cost of using GG here in the UK and overseas
the packaging isnt big enough to fit everything,
plus if they did what you said, and the charges changed, then there would be outdated info on the sim pacckages
on: 21-09-2019 19:54
All that information is readily available on the net ....really dont think its an impulse thing with a sim these days people do their research .into networks .
on: 22-09-2019 09:32
exactly thats what i have said too plus if the GG updates charges etc then the sim package info would be out of date and people then would complain that they are being charged wrongly as the info on the package said a different charge rates etc
on: 25-09-2019 06:51
there is so much info you can fit on a the card though if we want to try and ‘save’ the planet using less material like paper etc.
As minimal and clear and concise as possible with a link to giffgaff website is fine and i think that’s what is still going on now at least from last time I ordered a sim.
on: 28-09-2019 11:11
I agree in that cramming all this info on the outside of the package isn't necessary.
People will know that they are getting when they order the SIM.
Perhaps just the addition of unlocking/o2 info may be helpful...
on: 28-11-2019 13:00
agreed
on: 17-11-2019 04:26
good idea
on: 14-11-2019 19:11
no thank you.
on: 14-11-2019 09:22
oka
on: 11-11-2019 20:03
if you go onto the giffgaff website then you should get your answer from there. If not, then contact a giffgaff member or send a message to them. Hope i helped <3
on: 11-11-2019 14:25
So long as it says that giffgaff uses the O2 network, that should be sufficient. If we were using the Three network then 2G-only phones wouldn't work, so it would be more important to have this information.