2 Free T-Mobile Sim Cards - £5 Free Credit each & Unlimited Texts every £10 topup.

From their T&C's:
Successfully top-up £10 in a calendar month and we'll give you unlimited free texts to use during the next month. We'll send you a text to let you know you've earned the reward.


So not quite unlimted texts for life, just for the following month unless you top up £10 every month !

Oops, Didn't notice that in the T&C's , seemed pretty good lol.

Well least you can still get £5 free credit on each as that still works by registering them.

And you'll get unlimited texts for every month you top up with £10.

good deal but you need to edit the description OP.

Have done

Cheers for this one


Dont forget £1 thru Topcashback as well

Virgin have the exact same deal and I swapped to it last month. It's so stupid you have to wait til the following month to get your texts! Another thing that I'm sure of is my regular charges have increased since changing over my priceplan. I went out last Saturday with £10 credit, made around 5-6 short phonecalls (no more than 2 minutes), and sent possibly around 8 SMS's. Check my credit the next day and I had £3 left.
It seems to be around 40p per minute and 13p per text.

Virgin/T-mobile are probably the most expensive ones. Just wish I'd held on to my Ikea sim because not only did it work in my locked mobile, but they are dirt cheap!

"To get your free sim just complete the form below. When it arrives, simply pop it into an unlocked phone and top up with £5 or more."

I cant see where it says these are the sims with a free fiver credit on them? When they did a similar offer before you ordered the sims from a third party website who were running the promotion?

Its says it on the T-mobile website somewhere, thats how I tried this, and it worked

great ta

No problem

Cant find anywhere where it says £5 free credit for registering ?
Is it my eyes or.........?

Me neither, but ordered them and will give it a try...

It does work, and nothing to loose anyway

Hope these aren't affected by the royal mail strike i just ordered some more