Sentence examples for phone package from inspiring English sources
So if you wanted connectivity through the car, you'd have to buy the optional installed Nokia or LG phone package, he said.
We need to give them the skills to work out the best mobile phone package, make decisions about renting and buying property, budget for food and their electricity and gas bills.
Following this latest increase, the cost of a broadband and phone package will be £40.48 a month, while the Big Kahuna package, which includes more than 230 TV channels and unlimited downloads, will cost £76.48.
Analysis carried out for the Guardian by comparison site Simplifydigital shows existing customers who take a basic broadband and home phone package have seen their overall package costs rise by between25%and30%30% since 2011, once introductory offers are stripped out.
O2's Refresh contract promises that you can "change phones as often as phones change", while T-Mobile's JUMP! ("just upgrade my phone") package spells out the agony of being tied to last year's model: "You've served your last two-year sentence".
TalkTalk said customers can continue to receive a 19% discounted call rate on a single 0845 number of their choice, although many customers who rely on the phone package are unlikely to be placated since the change follows the company's move in December to raise its line rental from £15.95 a month to £16.70 a month, and increase call charges.
There is also up to £70 cashback on Virgin Media's fibre-optic broadband and phone packages.
The service is included in the price of Telestial's international phone packages or SIM cards.
Many of them were added via a marketing partnership with a Deezer shareholder, France Télécom, which includes the service in certain mobile phone packages.
NTL is buying Virgin Mobile to add a cellular offering to its Internet, television and fixed-line phone packages to help attract more customers as competition increases from companies including Verizon Communications and Cable & Wireless.
Providers such as Sky, BT and Virgin Media sell TV, internet and phone packages where customers sign up for as long as 24 months – but they can face charges of hundreds of pounds if they try to escape early.
