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Loosing One plan - Best alternative?
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sweetstyle
09-08-2016
Yes I'm loosing The One Plan, I'm looking for the best sim only with lots of minutes & data..

Any not to be missed special offers available?
philt74
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by sweetstyle:
“Yes I'm loosing The One Plan, I'm looking for the best sim only with lots of minutes & data..

Any not to be missed special offers available?”

Probably the best two offers currently available for data (both include unlimited minutes/texts):

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ee-1...-34-99-2486239

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/voda...-total-2487149
Thine Wonk
09-08-2016
I'm on £23 for unlimited data, 30 GB tethering 200mins and unlimited texts and 5000 3 to 3 mins.

Three is still the most competitive in my view, no other network offers anywhere near this, despite all the dummies flying and tears rolling down the faces of DS members *looks at Jon* LOL
TheBigM
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by Thine Wonk:
“I'm on £23 for unlimited data, 30 GB tethering 200mins and unlimited texts and 5000 3 to 3 mins.

Three is still the most competitive in my view, no other network offers anywhere near this, despite all the dummies flying and tears rolling down the faces of DS members *looks at Jon* LOL”

I'm paying £17 for unlimited handset data/30GB tethering, 600 mins and unltd texts. No contract
moox
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by Thine Wonk:
“I'm on £23 for unlimited data, 30 GB tethering 200mins and unlimited texts and 5000 3 to 3 mins.

Three is still the most competitive in my view, no other network offers anywhere near this, despite all the dummies flying and tears rolling down the faces of DS members *looks at Jon* LOL”

But if you "don't spend all day running speedtests" as you frequently say, perhaps the EE 16GB deal is workable - and you get a much better network for it
TheBigM
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by moox:
“But if you "don't spend all day running speedtests" as you frequently say, perhaps the EE 16GB deal is workable - and you get a much better network for it”

But what price will you get after 12 months?
moox
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by TheBigM:
“But what price will you get after 12 months?”

You'd hopefully look for something better if EE hikes the price - like you're meant to do with most things, from electricity suppliers to insurance. Isn't "sitting on an old plan" exactly the reason why some people are in the situation of looking for a better deal?
blueacid
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by moox:
“You'd hopefully look for something better if EE hikes the price - like you're meant to do with most things, from electricity suppliers to insurance. Isn't "sitting on an old plan" exactly the reason why some people are in the situation of looking for a better deal?”

Well, I'm "sat" on £18, 600mins+300 3-3mins, unltd texts, unlimited handset + 4GB (I don't use any more than this) tethering. I can't see anything that matches that for less, currently. So yeah, I'll sit tight until I'm booted off or until something notably better comes along.
d123
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by TheBigM:
“But what price will you get after 12 months?”

I have the 16GB plan for 19.99 with no expiry date on the discount.
plymouthbloke1974
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by TheBigM:
“But what price will you get after 12 months?”

It will stay at that discounted rate (except for RPI)...
Aye Up
09-08-2016
Originally Posted by Thine Wonk:
“I'm on £23 for unlimited data, 30 GB tethering 200mins and unlimited texts and 5000 3 to 3 mins.

Three is still the most competitive in my view, no other network offers anywhere near this, despite all the dummies flying and tears rolling down the faces of DS members *looks at Jon* LOL”

You really a worky ticket aren't you?

FFS you can't even contribute to a discussion now without some childish remark. Whats frustrating is many would agree Three is STILL competitive and few would disagree with that, yet you undo all that by just being petty

Three still offers a good amount of data for the price, however Vodafone does have an improving network and you get some value added features like Spotify.

I think the best all round value is the Vodafone offer, however for sheer speed and service the 16GB with EE is the best.
Thine Wonk
09-08-2016
It is still the best value in my opinion despite that, it shows how good it was back in the old days before the price rise.

Jon is a journalist I'm sure he's had worse, and it was said tongue in cheek as I put the LOL on there.
sweetstyle
10-08-2016
Is the EE 16GB unlimited minutes the best high data deal EE have offered. Is the EE network one of the fastest with widespread coverage?
jcm193
10-08-2016
EE inc Free BT Sports on your phone

£24.99

25GB data

Unlimited mins

Unlimited texts

Sim only 12 Months contract

http://shop.ee.co.uk/sim-only/pay-monthly-phones
Aye Up
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by jcm193:
“EE inc Free BT Sports on your phone

£24.99

25GB data

Unlimited mins

Unlimited texts

Sim only 12 Months contract

http://shop.ee.co.uk/sim-only/pay-monthly-phones”

Can't find that plan anywhere on the website
Everything Goes
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by sweetstyle:
“Is the EE 16GB unlimited minutes the best high data deal EE have offered. Is the EE network one of the fastest with widespread coverage?”

I moved from Three to EE of my own accord. Ive been very impressed with EE's 4G coverage in South West Scotland. The 4G coverage is much better than Three. I've only seen it go to Edge / GPRS once in the 2 weeks I've been on it and that was only for a few seconds as I was in a deep valley. O2 and Vodafone on the other hand have extensive 2G coverage outside major towns and cities im afraid. I've seen some recent improvement in Vodafone's 4G coverage but O2 improvements around here have ground to a halt. Neither of them are remotely near EE and even Three is still better than them although 4G upgrades have been slow and even those to laggards show signs of catching up with regards 4G. Indoor coverage is better too on EE. Haven't run any speed tests but EE is consistently the top of official speed tests.
jcm193
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by Aye Up:
“Can't find that plan anywhere on the website”

Strange its defiantly there iam looking at it right now perhaps give them a call 0800 956 6000
bikerlad
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by jcm193:
“Strange its defiantly there iam looking at it right now perhaps give them a call 0800 956 6000”

Is it for new customers? If I do an incognito window it's not there, if I use Chrome and it recognises me as an existing customer, it is. It's also called EE 12M Loyalty Extra SIM £24.99
jcm193
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by bikerlad:
“Is it for new customers? If I do an incognito window it's not there, if I use Chrome and it recognises me as an existing customer, it is. It's also called EE 12M Loyalty Extra SIM £24.99”

I cleared my cache and cookies and iam not logged into my account so i can only assume that its for new customers best bet would be to call them all they can do is say no.
bikerlad
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by jcm193:
“I cleared my cache and cookies and iam not logged into my account so i can only assume that its for new customers best bet would be to call them all they can do is say no.”

I'm not logged in either, but if I choose it, it says confirm your upgrade, so it knows I'm an EE customer.

In IE or Opera, where I've never logged into EE, it's not there either.
jcm193
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by bikerlad:
“I'm not logged in either, but if I choose it, it says confirm your upgrade, so it knows I'm an EE customer.

In IE or Opera, where I've never logged into EE, it's not there either.”

I just went trough to the checkout and it give me the choice of of your an existing customer yes or no in my case its defaulted to no obviously iam so i left it there.
rasseru16
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by jcm193:
“I cleared my cache and cookies and iam not logged into my account so i can only assume that its for new customers best bet would be to call them all they can do is say no.”

That 25GB sim-only deal was there a few days back but they have silently 'removed' it again
jcm193
10-08-2016
Originally Posted by rasseru16:
“That 25GB sim-only deal was there a few days back but they have silently 'removed' it again ”

Still showing on there website for me

http://imgur.com/a/0kHrt
errea
10-08-2016
There was an Amazon voucher code floating about too or go via Quidco/Topcashback.
Chris1973
10-08-2016
Quote:
“That 25GB sim-only deal was there a few days back but they have silently 'removed' it again”

It's showing for me too, second from the bottom on the following link

http://shop.ee.co.uk/sim-only/pay-monthly-phones

(Double check that the "12 month" option tab is selected at the top of the page)
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