Having trouble with your dongle

[Stuart]

Hey Gorille I would try to get back some credit for the days you were without Internet access if I was you.  It might be worth sending their customer service team an email just to see if they will give you something back as a gesture of good will.

Bald Eagles idea is worth looking into, (I hope he doesn't read that bit as I will never hear the end of it!), as having two dongles from different networks on the Pay-As-You-Go scheme means you would only need to top them up when you have used the credit.  House Guards have found that the signal strength varies across the country; having the choice of different networks would increase the likelihood of you getting a good reception and you would only pay for the one that works well because that would be the one that you were using the credit on; while having monthly subscription dongles means if you get to a site with not very good or even no coverage at all for your particular network you would have little or no access and still be paying your monthly bill. 

[bald eagle]

Hi gorille
I have been into three well known phone shops and asked about p a y g dongles:
The first shop you had to spend £20 a month.
Second one worked every time you switched on it would cost you £2-00 in a 24 hour period, well that would
cost me £14 a week.
The third one is the best so far which would cost £10 a month.
Should you need any more info about this please pm me.

regards
bald eagle