on โ09-02-2018 07:58
what are the options for O2 bolt ons etc as I am travelling to Veitnam in march... ?
on โ09-02-2018 08:07
There are no bolt ons.
You pay standard rates Iโm afraid
on โ09-02-2018 08:32
on โ09-02-2018 08:32
@trevtravellerYou should try and make use of any WiFi available It appears to be plentiful according to this
https://www.vietnamonline.com/faqs/where-can-i-find-places-with-free-wifi-in-vietnam.html
You could keep in touch with friends and family via messenger or Whatsapp etc
Or even purchase a local sim which probably work out cheaper. Just a few alternative suggestions.
You will only get 3G in Vietnam by the way...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on โ09-02-2018 11:00
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on โ09-02-2018 14:01
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on โ09-02-2018 15:43
on โ09-02-2018 15:43
Wifi is plentiful and 2free in major cities such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Min but obviously less so out of the more populated areas.
An O2 simcard or locked phone is useless to anyone now since the demise of TU because the charges are crippling. Get your phone unlocked and buy a local sim (definitely not at the airport!
on โ09-02-2018 17:48
on โ09-02-2018 17:48
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on โ22-02-2018 10:58
on โ22-02-2018 10:58
@MI5wrote:There are no bolt ons.
You pay standard rates Iโm afraid
Just by way of clarification to my post above, whilst there are no data bolt ons available to reduce the cost of using data, you can, if you wish, get a bolt on to extend the amount of data you are able to use during a billing cycle.
This "bolt on" can be added through your MyO2 http://www.o2.co.uk/myo2
on โ23-02-2018 00:50
on โ23-02-2018 00:50
@MI5wrote:
@MI5wrote:There are no bolt ons.
You pay standard rates Iโm afraid
Just by way of clarification to my post above, whilst there are no data bolt ons available to reduce the cost of using data, you can, if you wish, get a bolt on to extend the amount of data you are able to use during a billing cycle.
This "bolt on" can be added through your MyO2 http://www.o2.co.uk/myo2
And still crippling for 200MB. Really generous of O2....