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Old 03-12-2016, 14:21
neil79
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I'm a Sky customer and that isn't cheaper than giffgaff.

I pay £10 a month to giffgaff and get 2GB of data, unlimited calls to other giffgaff users, unlimited texts and 100 minutes (which I never use).
Yup I have the same great deal with giffgaff and also not tied into a 12 month contract like with Sky or BT
Also BT/EE is not the best network for everyone as some on here would have you believe. EE is very good outdoors but can be abysmal indoors where a lot of my use is.
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Old 03-12-2016, 15:16
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Yup I have the same great deal with giffgaff and also not tied into a 12 month contract like with Sky or BT
Also BT/EE is not the best network for everyone as some on here would have you believe. EE is very good outdoors but can be abysmal indoors where a lot of my use is.
EE/BT is certainly the best where I am holding joint first place with 3 with 02 and Voda holding joint third place but as always these statements are as useful as a chocolate tea pot to anyone not living here.
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Old 03-12-2016, 15:23
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Yup I have the same great deal with giffgaff and also not tied into a 12 month contract like with Sky or BT
Also BT/EE is not the best network for everyone as some on here would have you believe. EE is very good outdoors but can be abysmal indoors where a lot of my use is.
EE is by and far the best indoor network where I live, work and play. Despite the main Voda/O2 mast where I live being near enough right next to the EE one (EE one is slightly higher on the hill) and there's also a closer lamppost style O2 fill in, EE gives me 3 bars 1800, o2 gives me 1 bar 800. No signal for U2100. I had to pull mast maps to double check there wasn't a closer EE mast!
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Old 03-12-2016, 16:47
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Yup I have the same great deal with giffgaff and also not tied into a 12 month contract like with Sky or BT
Also BT/EE is not the best network for everyone as some on here would have you believe. EE is very good outdoors but can be abysmal indoors where a lot of my use is.
I'm sorry but I feel obliged to comment here. Although EE doesn't work well for you, it is a fact that overall, EE is the best network in the UK for 3G and 4G coverage.

As I mentioned before, it might be worth looking on the Ofcom coverage maps website. You'll be surprised how bad O2 and Vodafone are in terms of nationwide 3G coverage when compared to EE/Three. And with regards to nationwide 4G coverage, EE beats Vodafone, O2 and Three by far.

However it must be said that Vodafone and O2 are slowly improving. It's about time though to be quite honest. They've been behind for far too long.
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Old 03-12-2016, 22:42
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So, forgetting data, are there any tariffs where I can get unlimited calls for £10 per month or less?
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Old 03-12-2016, 22:59
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So, forgetting data, are there any tariffs where I can get unlimited calls for £10 per month or less?
The new launch offer Plusnet tariff

https://www.plus.net/mobile/deals/4g...-rates/pre-reg
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