Well its improved a bit now, but what I don't get is, everyone else in my block has Three and I am the slowpoke! Perhaps its because I live in a blackspot?
Best PAYG mobile broadband?
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Because i said so
Originally Posted by cooler:
“How is it a good choice when £25 for 7GB is about £3.57 per GB. Whereas the EE 6GB SIM is £15 for 6GB which is about £2.50 per GB.”
“How is it a good choice when £25 for 7GB is about £3.57 per GB. Whereas the EE 6GB SIM is £15 for 6GB which is about £2.50 per GB.”
I've just checked the checker for 3 on 3's website, and apparently we only get Basic 3G - I feel like an idiot buying this now. Can anyone explain what would this be for me? Also, could I claim a refund?
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“I've plumped for the Three deal - £25 for 7GB. Managed to get a sim in the Three shop today and all topped-up! So far, so good. Plus it's more my usage on average.
Thanks for all your help”
“I've plumped for the Three deal - £25 for 7GB. Managed to get a sim in the Three shop today and all topped-up! So far, so good. Plus it's more my usage on average.
Thanks for all your help
”
£15 unlimited data Three
To further this - I've put the sim in an old Android phone (running 2.1), and it works OK browsing and it is on H, but again it's the videos stop starting - and this is one with picture and the music in the background on a low setting.
Originally Posted by carcass:
“£15 unlimited data Three”
“£15 unlimited data Three
”
Tethering works fine with any mobile/tablet device until you try to connect it to a PC then your data speeds are throttled to virtually unusable (this seems to happen from 3pm when traffic sense kicks in) as it's against the T&C's on this P&G phone plan.
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“It works anytime of day - and it does the trick, heck even the odd 360p works as well.”
“It works anytime of day - and it does the trick, heck even the odd 360p works as well.”
Someone on the avforums said that they spent close to an hour with T-Mobile advisors who told them that the 6 month web offer is for phones only.
What device did you use your T-Mobile 6 month sim in? Can it not be used in a USB dongle?
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“I've plumped for the Three deal - £25 for 7GB. Managed to get a sim in the Three shop today and all topped-up! So far, so good. Plus it's more my usage on average.
Thanks for all your help”
“I've plumped for the Three deal - £25 for 7GB. Managed to get a sim in the Three shop today and all topped-up! So far, so good. Plus it's more my usage on average.
Thanks for all your help
”
Wouldn't it have been better to spend £15 to get an EE SIM that last 90 days and gives you 6 gig of data?
http://www.prepaymania.co.uk/mobilep...ipad-mini.html
If cost is a driving force, surely spending less is a good thing?
Also, for an extra £5 over what you spent on the 3 SIM, you could have gotten 2 of the EE SIMS, giving you 2 x 90 days, each with 6 gig of data.
Originally Posted by cooler:
“Someone on the avforums said that they spent close to an hour with T-Mobile advisors who told them that the 6 month web offer is for phones only.
What device did you use your T-Mobile 6 month sim in? Can it not be used in a USB dongle?”
“Someone on the avforums said that they spent close to an hour with T-Mobile advisors who told them that the 6 month web offer is for phones only.
What device did you use your T-Mobile 6 month sim in? Can it not be used in a USB dongle?”
I've used in a USB dongle from Jan to Dec 2014, and now a mi-fi device. No issues at all.
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“Another thing, who do I contact to request the 25GB for £25? Would it be 150?”
“Another thing, who do I contact to request the 25GB for £25? Would it be 150?”
On Three network?
I don't think you can get 25GB for £25 on Three.
Originally Posted by cooler:
“On Three network?
I don't think you can get 25GB for £25 on Three.”
“On Three network?
I don't think you can get 25GB for £25 on Three.”
No on EE
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“No on EE”
“No on EE”
Where did you hear about that offer, 25GB for £25??
The EE website shows the 25GB plan is £30.
Originally Posted by cooler:
“Where did you hear about that offer, 25GB for £25??
The EE website shows the 25GB plan is £30.”
“Where did you hear about that offer, 25GB for £25??
The EE website shows the 25GB plan is £30.”
Sorry, I got confused with those links you posted last week. That's the one I meant.
The data has been used up for the EE sim, the highest is 10GB for £30.00. How do I ask for 25GB for £30.09?
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“The data has been used up for the EE sim, the highest is 10GB for £30.00. How do I ask for 25GB for £30.09?”
“The data has been used up for the EE sim, the highest is 10GB for £30.00. How do I ask for 25GB for £30.09?”
The 10GB data add-on for £30 is for PAYG mobile broadband.
I think the 25GB for £30.09 offer is only available if you sign up to either a 30 day or 12 month contract.
What plan are you on is it pay monthly or pay as you go mobile broadband see my first post in this thread
To clear it up
EE payg mobile broadband add-on 10gb=£30
EE payg home 4gee mobile broadband add ons 4GB=£10, 10GB=£15 20GB=25
See the .pdfs
http://ee.co.uk/help/add-ons-benefit...tsrc=Affiliate
http://ee.co.uk/content/dam/ee-help/...tsrc=Affiliate
http://ee.co.uk/help/mobile-and-home...tsrc=Affiliate
To clear it up
EE payg mobile broadband add-on 10gb=£30
EE payg home 4gee mobile broadband add ons 4GB=£10, 10GB=£15 20GB=25
See the .pdfs
http://ee.co.uk/help/add-ons-benefit...tsrc=Affiliate
http://ee.co.uk/content/dam/ee-help/...tsrc=Affiliate
http://ee.co.uk/help/mobile-and-home...tsrc=Affiliate
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“The data has been used up for the EE sim, the highest is 10GB for £30.00. How do I ask for 25GB for £30.09?”
“The data has been used up for the EE sim, the highest is 10GB for £30.00. How do I ask for 25GB for £30.09?”
It's a standard PAYG one - 10GB is enough anyways for my usage, so I not too bothered. Thanks for everyone clearing this up.
I just thought because of the home being PAYG, there was a way to transfer it.
I just thought because of the home being PAYG, there was a way to transfer it.
you can by calling them up
Originally Posted by Neil_N:
“It's a standard PAYG one - 10GB is enough anyways for my usage, so I not too bothered. Thanks for everyone clearing this up.
I just thought because of the home being PAYG, there was a way to transfer it.”
“It's a standard PAYG one - 10GB is enough anyways for my usage, so I not too bothered. Thanks for everyone clearing this up.
I just thought because of the home being PAYG, there was a way to transfer it.”
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