Many users like the freedom Pay as you Go tariffs bring. For students who may struggle to pay a contract this option means that they only call when they can afford it, which can be a good thing. The downside is that the initial purchase of the phone is higher than when a contract tariff is taken.
 We have access to all the tariffs at nokia-underground.co.uk and we can offer an unbiased opinion on the various deals around. The mobile phone business is always moving around in terms of contracts and tariffs, so what may be there one week, may have changed the next.
Mobile phone service providers such as Orange, 02, Vodaphone and Virgin have Pay as You Go rates on models specifically made for their service. So you can get a Samsung 02 phone on a Pay as You Go tariff. It can get complicated so we have an online service at nokia-underground.co.uk which brings as much up to date information as possible.
The procedure for putting credit on the phone varies as well. Some are quite straightforward and you can pay by purchasing a ‘top up’ voucher from a newsagent. The other way to pay is by using a credit card. Most people prefer to buy top up cards.
However some telecoms service providers take the customer through a myriad of options and service reminders before getting to the top up stage. It can be irritating. nokia-underground.co.uk has tried to give an impartial view of the Pay as You Go tariffs and phone costs compared with a contract deal.
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