Sentence examples for mobile phone tariffs from inspiring English sources

It does mobile phone tariffs.

That Scots would be denied the pound, pensions and mobile phone tariffs if they voted yes.

Some of the same things that might lock someone out of the cheapest energy deals could also prevent them getting the best mobile phone tariffs.

Look past the constant faux-concerned patter of the online social archives you spend your life pumping inanities into, the mobile phone tariffs tailor-made to suit your needs.

In fact, 2011 has been a year of mobile phone tariff inflation, as the likes of Vodafone, Orange and O2 try to mitigate the impact of the price cuts imposed by European regulators.

In the meantime, saying you can get us a better deal on our mobile phone tariff, and then pretending that means you've taken 20% off the entire £50bn local government procurement spend, isn't just misleading: it's the reasoning of a 10-year-old.

This person whether they're Sally Bercow, Lempit Opik, or Neil and Christine Hamilton will have some, possibly tenuous, link to Westminster and yet be beyond delighted to be on the same guest list as Gloria Hunniford at the launch of a new mobile phone tariff.

Research from Citizens Advice last year showed mobile phone sales staff were recommending tariffs that were on average 130% more expensive than was necessary for the customers – a difference of more than £300 across a two-year contract.

Check your Three tariff Use the mobile phone firm Three?

Fonii analyzes mobile phone bills online and offers its customers cheaper tariffs focusing on cost of international calls, roaming and mobile data.

The new service will cost mobile phone users less or could be free depending on their phone tariff and it sends a message direct to practice receptionists.