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Dual Sim Mobile Phone
Greenie - 29/9/12 at 09:50 AM

I have given a company mobile which Inhave avoided for so many years, not to go into too much detail why but my issue is hat I have mine own personal phone and what to keepthebtwo accounts separate,the company will charge me for my personal usage of the company one at a rate lot more what I pay on my own.
These are onto different networks, I am considering purchasing a new hand set which has a dual sim facility, but not exactly surehowbhese work.
Hence the reason behind this post, does anyone on here had any experience of these and how hey work.
Can I swap between networks when making a call keeping the accounts separate and how good are the handsets etc........ Please help this total novice these items

snapper - 29/9/12 at 11:14 AM

I just reroute my personal calls to the work mobile

morcus - 29/9/12 at 01:11 PM

Would it not be easier to just have two phones? Thats what everyone I know who has a work mobile does, my line manager is also line manager for another group of people and has one phone for each group, plus a phone for calls from his superiors and a personal phone so he has about 4 on him most of the time.

Dusty - 29/9/12 at 01:32 PM

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so he has about 4 on him most of the time.

As a tachno Luddite I love this. Brave new world where technology can do so much but turns out to be so impractical. Your technology should be the tool, not you.

D Beddows - 29/9/12 at 03:48 PM

I just have 2 - work iPhone and a personal Android one, best of both worlds but you just pay for one

big_wasa - 29/9/12 at 04:14 PM

I have a work phone and my own. I end up using works all the time because its easier and getting the arse ache, but never use my own minuits. You would think in this day and age a twin acount phone would be easy to get.