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zaz
20-10-10, 22:32
So a couple of weeks ago someone else mentioned T-Mobile and Orange had agreed network sharing and with a bit of investigation it turned out it was intended for business use, with public consumers getting the upgrade sometime next year.

Get a text earlier to reply to T-Mobile saying 'yes' to network sharing, 10 minutes later i'm on Orange network, full signal at home at no extra cost :D

Great stuff, i opted for the phone from mobiles.co.uk as i had 16 from 18 months free, making my contract 2.33 p/m but i ended up with no signal, now i can keep it and make full use :thumb:

Pullen
20-10-10, 22:36
Yea I got the message too, i'm now on T-Morangible :P. I can now get signal in my maths class XD.

callumburns
20-10-10, 22:43
i will be with T-Morangible soon too when i get my phone at the end of the month :D

Higadeb
21-10-10, 00:19
I'm the same but on an orange phone. I haven't actually had to jump to T-Mobile signal yet, but it's nice to know the back up is there should I need it...

sneeker
21-10-10, 00:36
Im on T-morangeible.. I now get a signal in work.. and I just thought it was o2 and vodaphone blocking all competitors where I work (we do work for both of them)

wonderlust
21-10-10, 18:49
The same happened between O2 and Vodaphone.

My town never had 3G on O2, do have now :D

Toonshorty
21-10-10, 19:04
The same happened between O2 and Vodaphone.

My town never had 3G on O2, do have now :D

I call nonsense.

My dad is on Vodafone and gets 5-Bar 3G signal.

I'm on O2 and get 2-Bar Standard signal.

Unless I have to text O2 or something.

wonderlust
21-10-10, 19:59
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/23/telefonica_vodafone_network/

O2 still show no 3G coverage in my area, but a couple of months after the deal was announced I get a 3G connection.

Toonshorty
21-10-10, 20:06
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/23/telefonica_vodafone_network/

O2 still show no 3G coverage in my area, but a couple of months after the deal was announced I get a 3G connection.

That's odd, I wonder why I don't get any Vodafone signal then.

wonderlust
21-10-10, 20:11
That's odd, I wonder why I don't get any Vodafone signal then.

I guess it's possible that the agreement may be restricted to only providing coverage where there was none?

SilveR_172
21-10-10, 22:53
yeah i sorted it out a couple of weeks ago on my Desire works a charm in my area as i dont have alot of orange signal but i also dont have alot of Tmobile also but when i have no orange tmobile kicks in when i have roaming turned on so realy works a charm thank god orange baought Tmobile =)