Replies posted by Kodak

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Kodak
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KodakNewbie
posted in Community Archive

What is your iD coverage compared to other providers?

I now keep a basic pay as you go mobile in the car with an 02 SIM card in it just for emergencies. It's a shame that 2 phones are needed in 2018 due to unreliable mobile coverage.

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Phil
iD Mobile Employee
5 years ago
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[b]Data Rollover. [/b]

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Ryan
iD Mobile Employee
5 years ago
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robbieNCivilian
asked in Community Archive

084 & 087 service numbers included in "minutes" in a monthly plan?

I think the call charge on those numbers are 45p per minute in the UK.

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Mohammed
iD Mobile Employee
6 years ago
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robbieNCivilian
asked in Community Archive

084 & 087 service numbers included in "minutes" in a monthly plan?

No they are not included. You will be charged for these numbers.

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Mohammed
iD Mobile Employee
6 years ago
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Brenda's LadNewbie
asked in Community Archive

Data-only Sim no rollover

If that is the case then iD need to either change there marketing or give rollover to data only sims. Over to you iD for a comment.

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Mohammed
iD Mobile Employee
6 years ago
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Brenda's LadNewbie
asked in Community Archive

Data-only Sim no rollover

Okay, I've done some research, it looks like there would be limited demand for data only sim cards therefore little competition from other carriers, hence no good deals like rollover. One work round would be to use your smartphone as a tether to create a hotspot for your tablet. No need for a sim in your tablet and rollover on your phone.

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Mohammed
iD Mobile Employee
6 years ago
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Brenda's LadNewbie
asked in Community Archive

Data-only Sim no rollover

Did the contract you took out originally state that it had rollover?

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Mohammed
iD Mobile Employee
6 years ago
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Rookie
mike1sRookie
asked in Community Archive

block text from spam

This link may help if you are using a Samsung phone, other phones may have the same options. http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/how-do-i-block-unknown-or-hidden-numbers-from-calling-me/

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Kodak
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6 years ago
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mike1sRookie
asked in Community Archive

block text from spam

In that case there will be no way to block it on your phone. You need to try to find out who the sender is and connect them. There is a possibility that the message is coming from one of your installed apps.

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Kodak
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6 years ago
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mike1sRookie
asked in Community Archive

block text from spam

I think it's phone dependent not carrier dependent. On my Moto g5 you can block any incoming numbers. The same system is on my Panasonic home landline. Check out the user guide for your make of phone.

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Kodak
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6 years ago
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Brenda's LadNewbie
asked in Community Archive

Data-only Sim no rollover

Data Rollover only rolls over the previous months unused data, so if you start with 1 gb of data and at the end of the month and you have used 500mb next month with roll over you will have 1.5 gb, then the next month any unused data will rollover again but the maximum would never be more than 2gb on a data plan of 1gb. A 2gb data plan would have a maximum of 4gb rollover and so on.

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Mohammed
iD Mobile Employee
6 years ago
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BradleyfoldjockCivilian
asked in Community Archive

Huawei P20 lite

A very interesting post. I agree it's very difficult to see exactly the specification of any phone just by the model number. I have a Moto G5, it has 3gb of ram and dual sim slots, my wife has a Moto G5 but her phone has 2 gb of ram and 1 sim slot, the performance in every day use is identical. Without doing a lot of google searching you would never know that 2 phones with the same model number had different specifications and both sold in the UK. In the end it's not good to get hung up on th phone specification but to read reviews on how the phone meets your needs.

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Kodak
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6 years ago
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BradleyfoldjockCivilian
asked in Community Archive

Huawei P20 lite

[b]I'm not sure what country you are in. In the UK we can go to the Carphone Warehouse shop (they are part of iD) if unsure about about the exact spec.[/b]

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Kodak
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6 years ago
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BradleyfoldjockCivilian
asked in Community Archive

Huawei P20 lite

[b]Whatever carrier you use the phone processor speed will be the same, that's fixed by the phone not the carrier.[/b] [b]Google is your friend for checking out all the specification of your chosen phone. [/b]

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Kodak
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6 years ago
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MiasmumCivilian
asked in Community Archive

New handset advice

[b]I am using a Moto G5 and have the £5 per month sim caped at £5 to prevent high charges. So far over a 3 month period I have only used about 20% per month of my allowance, I use it for navigation in the car, any daytime phone calls as needed and a few texts. I had your concerns when I first started but they were unfounded. You can keep an eye on your usage by downloading the iD app, it's easy to use.[/b]

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Civilian
6 years ago
GeorgeSayles
Civilian
GeorgeSaylesCivilian
asked in Community Archive

i get an upgrade?!??

[b]I think you will find that this is a general offer but only available if you have a phone contract of 12 or 24 months. It would be amazing if iD would give you a new phone just because you have a rolling sim contract, unfortunately it ain't gonna happen. ????[/b]

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Mohammed
iD Mobile Employee
6 years ago
Kodak
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KodakNewbie
posted in Community Archive

What is your iD coverage compared to other providers?

Hi Mohammed, Thanks for your reply. I have checked the iD coverage map and I can see that towns and cities have the best coverage, As I do a lot of hill walking I also need a signal in rural areas, so far in my area O2 gives me that better signal. It would be interesting to know if the poor iD coverage in rural areas is common in the UK compared to other providers. Kodak

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Phil
iD Mobile Employee
5 years ago
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Data Rollover is my favourite as I use it for navigation with Google maps. The bill capping is good if you are unlikely to keep an eye on your usage.

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Ryan
iD Mobile Employee
5 years ago
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