[hairyharry]

Hi all,
I just found out that The People's Operator are giving away free SIM cards with £10 free top-up and thought I'd post it here to share the wealth here's the link. Comparisim.com/free-sim-cards/
You can't find this offer directly on their website as it's only available through their affiliate channels.
When you get your SIM (and free £10) you can use it in conjunction with another offer where they are giving have reduced the price of their Super Bundle to £10. This will get you 1000 texts. 1000 minutes and 2000MB data - all for free. So I have just ordered two

[Gigabit]

Not these clowns again.

[hairyharry]

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Originally Posted by Gigabit

Not these clowns again.

They use EE's network so coverage should be good... Why you reckon they are clowns?

[hairyharry]

Also of on the free credit front, I have just come across Tesco Triple Credit on PayG. I think this might have been around for a while already. Better value in the long run?

£10 top-up = £30 credit
£15 top-up = £45 credit
£20 top-up = £60 credit

u can get these on tescomobile.com

[clewsy]

Ive got a voucher from sainsburys petrol station offering the same for their mobile network.

Anyone want it? PM me and I'll happily send so long as you pop the cost of a stamp in to my PayPal account. Lol

[Thine Wonk]

The People's Operator, TPO - I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole given the shady links and controversy, not a company I want to do business with or support.


14,000 subscribers, claims a fake £100m value, yet making a loss of £1.5M a year, run by Labour Party donor who spent 5 years tax avoiding in Switzerland AND who was implicated in the cash for honours scandal AND funds union strikes by allowing the union members free calls and texts if they go on strike!

Listed as operating at an address that is just a brass plate whilst the real address it operates out of is one of the directors homes, which the company allegedly funded £460,000 of rent for the house, or the equivalent of £16 for every subscriber per year gone in rent for one of the directors houses.

Sources, financial times- http://ftalphaville.ft.com/2014/10/1...r-a-100m-mvno/

Daily Mail http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...militants.html

Yahoo finance say to investors 'avoid' https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/pe...060028621.html