AFTER: Three X-Series — £5 or £10 a month…. WOW!

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Ok.

Dead impressed.

Three (old) is dead. Long live (the new) Three!

Absolutely ace. They’ve FINALLY, FINALLY done it.

£5 a month gets you unlimited data, unlimited skype to skype, unlimited MSN.

£10 a month gets you the above, plus unlimited Slingbox.

Absolute GENIUS.

I’m about to go and activate this on my handset. PHENOMENAL!!

The market is moving right now.

Have a look at this page here.

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Our fair use policy
We have fair use limits and hope you’ll use your common sense. These limits should be big enough for you to do all the things you want to do. But we’ll get in touch with you if we think you’re using our services unfairly, and especially if you’re abusing them. If we find people are using X-Series above these limits, we’ll review them. Here’s our take on fair use:
Unlimited data is 1GB per month. Also, your data usage doesn’t include using your mobile as a modem.
Windows Live Messenger won’t count towards your monthly data fair use limit but has its own limit of 10,000 messages per month.
Skype on 3 is 5,000 minutes per month. If you go over this you’ll need to wait until the start of the next bill month for the service to resume, however Skype calls can still be received.
Orb and Slingbox have a total combined limit of 80 hours a month.

I tell you, if ShoZu doesn’t work after I’ve activated this………………….

  • TrevorBennett
    I can't believe it was 2 years ago today that I got my N73 with its (then) revolutionary Slingbox and X-Series Gold.

    I think it was the beginning of a turning point in the industry, something the more established players could no longer ignore, people wanted genuine internet access on their handsets - and this signalled the end of the walled garden.

    Thinking about it - to this day what other networks offer 1gb of data for just £5 - I can't think of any.

    Cheers for now,

    Trevor.
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