Orange and T Mobile Users

Orange and T Mobile Users

Orange has recently taken over T Mobile and now you can get coverage from either of them. So, if you are in a location out of Orange coverage you may be able to use T Mobile service.

So, just go to this link:

https://kareena.orange.co.uk/share/

and follow the instructions.

It's free and transfers automatically between the two. A bit like the way the service provider changes when you are abroad and the phone is roaming.

Still not much help here.

In our house reception is almost non existent on either Orange or T-mobile !

or just get o2, cheaper, faster, better and easier

kieran wrote:

or just get o2, cheaper, faster, better and easier

Have to agree. I used to have T-Mobile, reception used to be pants when travelling around the country. Now with O2 it's rare to have a bad signal; glad I swapped.

02 like all the rest still have some bad coverage up in the Highlands, thier all about the same up here some say vodavone good up here, last year when we went to Croaia we had great coverage all over also on the Rally was very good, but in our last house the only place we could get a singnal was upstaiers front bedroom.
They all have good and bad points. imho,

say what you like, two tins and string work great. :bball: :bball: :bball: :bball:



just keep the string tight.

Citizen's Band string ... like it!

andy-lightweight wrote:

say what you like, two tins and string work great. :bball: :bball: :bball: :bball:



just keep the string tight.

You wouldn't hear the phone ring in your lightweight if your doing more than 40mph !!

...or if you're on t-mobile and want to use the Orange network, sign up at http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/share/

It's been very useful for a lot of folks at work (no Orange coverage in the office), and friends who switched to Orange to get iPhones, only to realise there's huge dead-spots all over Yorkshire ...