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#51 |
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I would guess so. Didn't Vodafone do this last year? I remember they allowed people to leave without charge if they made a request in writing.
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#52 |
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So, as an existing customer on a 4G Extra £49 Tariff with 20gb of data, Zone A roaming calls/text and EU calls/text they want £60 for 25GB or £65 for 40GB! Total rip off!
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So, as an existing customer on a 4G Extra £49 Tariff with 20gb of data, Zone A roaming calls/text and EU calls/text they want £60 for 25GB or £65 for 40GB! Total rip off!
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That's a lot of money! What phone is that for?
I thought it was a rip off too but o2 and vodafone are charging similar prices (more in VF's case) |
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Now compare the prices of the iPhone 6s 64gb with 20GB of data with o2 and Vodafone.
I thought it was a rip off too but o2 and vodafone are charging similar prices (more in VF's case) |
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Now compare the prices of the iPhone 6s 64gb with 20GB of data with o2 and Vodafone.
I thought it was a rip off too but o2 and vodafone are charging similar prices (more in VF's case) |
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That's a lot of money! What phone is that for?
The way to go is phone at full price and sim only. Does any other network offer wifi calling that's as integrated and easy to use as EE? |
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Vodafone hasn't even got support for Wi-Fi calling on Nexus phones yet. Very disappointing.
EE is definitely ahead here, and hopefully will be ahead for VoLTE when it is properly launched (even though it's already launched nationwide, just without any fanfare). |
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Does any other network offer wifi calling that's as integrated and easy to use as EE?
Android handsets have less support; hopefully getting better slowly. |
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Reading their T&C's it makes out you can't leave your contract with penalty for price increases. I'm probably wrong though.
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I'm on a 4G extra plan with double speed data, how fast is this? I'd like the fastest available.
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EE Extra plans will give you the fastest speeds available.
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Any thoughts when we'll get the 4GEE Max as SIM only options? That would be an appealing option...
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Your 6s Plus will do WiFi calling on Vodafone, but only calls. Text messages don't work. only EE has this done properly. (and EE supports the iPhone 5c/5s/6/6+/6s/6s+ but vodafone only supports the 6s/6s+).
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Any thoughts when we'll get the 4GEE Max as SIM only options? That would be an appealing option...
However, I dislike two features of those plans: 1) There is a Fair Usage Policy of 15GB when roaming within the EU in both high end plans (25GB and 40GB). If they really wanted to introduce a FUP they should at least give more to the highest plan (40GB). 2) They are forcing you on BT Sport. The added cost in within the price and in my opinion they should have given the option to opt out for a discount or give more choice like Vodafone. [Netflix/Now TV, Spotify (not Deezer or other music services! ), etc]
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Well, what a result. I'm mid contract term and needed more data. My plan is a legacy 4G Extra 10GB (boosted to 20GB with BB) plan which allows free Zone A roaming (calls/messages). However, EE has just switched me to the new 40GB Max tariff for a total of £29.50pm. This is after all my current discounts, additional discounts applied today and inc VAT - I'm very happy with this, they confirmed that the discounts are for the life of my contract, which I've built up over the years.
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They are forcing you on BT Sport. The added cost in within the price and in my opinion they should have given the option to opt out for a discount or give more choice like Vodafone. [Netflix/Now TV, Spotify (not Deezer or other music services!
), etc]I'd much prefer to be able to opt out for a discount, or choose something I would benefit from like Spotify. |
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Good luck when the BT Sport freebie runs out. If it's anything like leaving BT Broadband, you'll be getting plenty of letters and emails telling you that you'll still have to pay for it even when you have cancelled Sport and called for the 100th time. Then the debt collectors letters will start. It's like a machine. I await with interest. It's like a slow motion car crash as EE customers enter the BT mincer.
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I am probably not going to sign up for my free six month trial for that reason.
But on the Max plans, it's for the life you stay on that contract. However I can imagine the TV sub being managed independently by BT so when you end your contract and leave, I bet you'll still have BT Sport and risk having to spend time getting it turned off. I hope I'm wrong and it's done like Vodafone do the free stuff - you get a code and it expires automatically. |
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I signed up for the 6 months trial, but not really used it since it can only be used on your phone / tablet which isn't much use to me
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I signed up for the 6 months trial, but not really used it since it can only be used on your phone / tablet which isn't much use to me
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I would start the cancellation process now then. 6 months is about how long it will take in my experience.
Source: http://ee.co.uk/help/add-ons-benefit...-sport/billing |
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I am probably not going to sign up for my free six month trial for that reason.
But on the Max plans, it's for the life you stay on that contract. However I can imagine the TV sub being managed independently by BT so when you end your contract and leave, I bet you'll still have BT Sport and risk having to spend time getting it turned off. I hope I'm wrong and it's done like Vodafone do the free stuff - you get a code and it expires automatically. Out of interest, can you record stuff on the BT Sport app and watch later or is it live only? |
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I imagine you will have to cancel it independently which may be a problem going by my current experiences. It's a shame.
Out of interest, can you record stuff on the BT Sport app and watch later or is it live only? |
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Out of interest, can you record stuff on the BT Sport app and watch later or is it live only?
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It's live only, you can't cast it to a chromecast / any other network device either which is why it's not much use to me.
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