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Only on some handsets, not on all.
It's a SIM free Nexus 5. I've not had a network supplied or branded phone for four years which probably helped. |
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Going back to the start of the other thread discussing BT Mobile, I think it's acknowledged that you may well be able to tether just fine - but it's a breach of contract and definitely at your own risk.
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£4 off their £25 tariff at the moment!
Im tempted to switch! |
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OH got BT SIM today, however still has an ongoing dispute with EE and needs to cancel EE and resolve the dispute asap. Best to deal with EE on the 150 no or in store?
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I understand the risks. It's not something I would consider doing on a regular basis it was purely out of desperation as my internet was on a go slow. But yes, anyone else should make themselves aware of the risks.
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OH got BT SIM today, however still has an ongoing dispute with EE and needs to cancel EE and resolve the dispute asap. Best to deal with EE on the 150 no or in store?
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