Come on home Three! All is forgiven! (Three walled-garden internet restrictions are dumped!)

By on October 4, 2006 in Operators

Finally.

OH FINALLY.

I got a text from Three a little while ago telling me, ‘GOOD NEWS…’ :D They weren’t wrong. I’m now free to use the internet via my mobile phone. I extrapolate from this text that everybody else on Three can now do the same. Which means I can use a load of mobile applications that were previously unavailable.

Excellent. This has been a MAJOR arse for a long time.

Just when I was thinking of cancelling it. My contract is up shortly you see.

If you have a moment, head over to three.co.uk and select a phone you reckon I should get for my new contract.

I’m thinking Sony Ericsson K800?

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  • http://invalid.name Dan Lane

    Ok, Three is allowed back home, but they still have to sleep on the sofa:

    “Add wireless web costs £45 per month for the first 512Mb of data – then £1 for every 1MB used. Typically this equates to 1000 web pages, accessed from your laptop every month.”

    Quote from the popup on: http://www.three.co.uk/explore/howmuch/addons/payMonthlyindex05.omp

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