Millions paying £159 for nothing thanks to rip off phone deals
If you are from Britain, then you will want to know that you are spending money on nothing at all courtesy of mobile tricks which are very craftily performed by your service providers. Luckily, we have found out how you can beat them in their own game. Seven out of 10 people are paying more than they should for their mobile phone bills and can easily save more than £150 a year by switching to the right deal.
Research from Which? clearly shows people getting caught in many ways and ending up paying way too much. The problem is because they tend to sign up contracts which claim to provide them more minutes, texts and data. When this happens, people sign up and though they do not use the entire data, they have to pay up.
Other users have to pay extra charges choosing a cheaper deal which does not give them enough minutes, texts or data when they are done their limit.
How much do you pay a month for your mobile?
- Less than £10
- £10-£20
- £20-£30
- £30-£40
- £40-£50
- More than £50
The £240 phone mistake, millions of British users are making right now. It is a tendency to upgrade your phone when your contract comes to an end. However you need to know that the cost of the new handset increases the monthly tariff. You also pay for unwanted insurance which you don’t need.
According to the Money Editor of Which?, Harry Rose, “People see their mobile phone as an essential and do not mind paying the extra buck or two.”
Here are ways to reduce your mobile phone bill
You need to check your phone bill at the end of the month and make sure that you choose the best tariff options. Check out the number of texts, calls, and data you use.
You never want to assume that a contract is right for you. There is a fixed monthly fee which can help you pay for a set amount of calls, texts and data. When you spend less than £10 on your phone, the pay-as-you-go deal may get better.
