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    PAYG sim pack

    Which Pay As You Go Sim Pack does everyone have. In general which is best at balancing texts and minutes.. I understand getting maximum value out of it will depend on what networks your friends are on to an extent but which payg chip offers best value in your opinion?

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    The O2 ones are good value if you make a few calls, as you get quite a lot of free texts as well as WAP access.

    Miniumum top-up is 10 pounds a month, but that should be fine for the average user.

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    I used to have an O2 PAYG sim, was great value. 300 free texts was very useful and call rates weren't bad. Think they offer free calls now too. Don't quote me on that though.

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    Thinnk you can split free minutes and free texts now on O2

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