Pay As You Go Mobile Phones Irresistible To Say The Least

The very name of the mobile phone deal strikes a chord with the customers. No matter where they are and what their level is or what exactly they are looking for, either. Pay as you go mobile phones. Simply put it is a mobile phone plan that is meant to cater to the specific and unique requirements of those of us who live on our suitcases. Or in simple words, travel a lot. And do not mind sticking with a particular network service provider if that carrier also has the required network connection to and with the the overseas or out of state destination within the UK that we are travelling to.

How seriously the network service carriers and the mobile phone dealers are taking it can be gauged by the fact that the leading dealer Carphone Warehouse in a tie up with Best Buy Europe is currently in the process of introducing in to the market place a new set of pay as you go mobile phone deals that will make paying for the pay G phones used that much for simpler. But the `Simply Tap' method is still in its very nascent stage and it will be some time before users of pay as you go mobile phone handsets can simply tap and pay for everything from the mobile phone services to top ups and other related costs.

Needless to mention, the network service carriers have always found the pay as you go mobile phone offers a very lucrative minefield to work on. And this is precisely why all the network service carriers who are in operation here in the UK – O2, Orange, 3 Mobile, Talk Mobile, T-Mobile, Vodafone and Virgin Mobile – have all do make that extra effort to put in place a set of pay as you go mobile phone deals for every second mobile phone handset that comes their way.

RIM is eyeing pay as you go to expand its customer base

The importance of pay as you go mobile phone offers can be also known from the fact that even RIM (Research in Motion) is making every effort to have its famed Blackberry smartphone handsets be sold through as pay as go phones by the network service providers.

This move by the premier mobile phone company based in Canada makes immense sense. As the substantial part of the pay as you go clientele is formed by the younger lot in the UK. Those in the age group between 16 – 24, to be precise. And this way RIM can successfully lure in these customers who have social networking in their minds and are very much beyond their traditional base formed by the corporate executives.