One of the UK’s main cellphone companies, O2 have announced that they will continue their plan that offers voucher incentives to customers as a way to entice the uptake of sim only deals.

Lately SIM only contracts have risen in recognition year on year mainly because it offers a cost-effective means for customers reducing their monthly mobile phone bill while getting better inclusive quantities of calls, texts and internet use. As these sim only contracts have grown in popularity, so too the quantity of bargains offered by network providers. The raised competition from competitor provides significantly competitive array or prices and offers.

A number of network companies give rewards that could entice men and women to consider sim only deals. As I have said earlier O2 have joined that bandwagon through providing their customers vouchers. Those individuals taking a regular monthly sim only deal with O2 are rewarded with a £50 voucher for online store Amazon.com. O2 have now expanded the offer to include £50 vouchers for the high street retailer Marks and Spencer.

To be able to leverage the new Marks and Sparks £50 voucher, O2’s clients must take out a 12 month sim only agreement with the firm. The cheapest rate monthly tariff costs just £15.50 this includes infinite text messages and 1000 minutes. In addition to this O2 offer added bolt ons at an additional cost.

If you happen to aren’t aware, Marks and Spencer plc (also called M&S in modern terminology termed as Marks and Sparks, Markies or, simply, Marks) is actually a British retailer based within the Town of Westminster, London, with over 700 stores inside the Uk as well as over 300 shops spread out across over Forty nations around the world. It specializes within the marketing of clothes and luxurious food items. M&S was founded in 1884 by Michael Marks and Thomas Spencer in Leeds.