Spusu 50GB for £5 per month for the first 4 months after £12.90 per month ( EE Network )
Spusu 50GB for £5 per month for the first 4 months after £12.90 per month ( EE Network )
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Posted 5 February 2024

Spusu 50GB for £5 per month for the first 4 months after £12.90 per month ( EE Network )

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About this deal

Spusu 50GB for £5 per month for the first 4 months after £12.90 per month.
Flexible monthly contracts
No price hikes
No credit check

Detailsof which roaming in the EU and Switzerland
10 GB
500 Minutes
500 SMS

international calls from the UK to EU countries only
500 Minutes

Price freeze › spusu.co.uk/faqAll spusu plans come with a prize freeze until the end of 2024. When you order a plan, you will pay that fixed price unless you switch plans or providers.

Coverage › spusu.co.uk/coveragecheckerspusu provides reliable coverage without any speed caps. Want to know more? Use our coverage checker.

5G › spusu.co.uk/fivegAll spusu plans include high-speed 5G at no extra cost. With a 5G-ready phone you can enjoy an improved online experience.

VoLTE › spusu.co.uk/volteBoost your mobile connection with VoLTE. Now available with all spusu plans.

WiFi Calling › spusu.co.uk/vowifiExperience wider mobile coverage than ever with WiFi Calling. Now available with all spusu plans.

EU Roaming › spusu.co.uk/euroamingYou get free roaming across all EU countries. Stay connected during your holidays at no extra charge.

EU Calls › spusu.co.uk/internationalcallsYou also have free international calls from the UK to all the EU, so you can always stay in touch with your loved ones


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Edited by ChipilaBG, 2 March 2024
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  1. TacoS's avatar
    To note:
    They are a Virtual Mobile Network running via EE network in the UK. (edited)
  2. joelfl2's avatar
    I tried this on my Pixel 6 recently and 5G didn't work despite being in a 5G area. I was informed it was a known issue with Pixel devices (not sure if that's limited to eSIM). Thought I'd just mention it. At least I got a full refund.
    TacoS's avatar
    While I am not on Spusu nor using eSIM, however, I'm using 1p mobile atm, which also runs on the EE network. 
    Can confirm with my Pixel 7 where 5G can be spotty, it works most of the time, but sometimes will drop to 4G even in the city town center. I only noticed this happening this month (last 30 days) so assuming it's the January update might be the issue.
  3. RegularMoe's avatar
    How long is the minimum term? I'm having trouble finding it, but I don't know if it's just me
    ChipilaBG's avatar
    Author
    Copy and paste from the Spusu website:

    Is there a minimum contract period?

    There is no minimum contract period with spusu after the first full month. Our flexible monthly plans can be changed or cancelled every month (edited)
  4. usenetz's avatar
    - Damage to or failure to return the SIM card in case of exercising the right of withdrawal £4.00
    - For cancellations in the first month following the activation of your SIM card £4.00
    - Charges in case of unsuccessful credit card payment (without VAT) Max £25.00
    - Creation and shipping of another duplicate invoice £3.00
    - Costs of a replacement SIM card including shipping £6.00

    spusu.co.uk/legal
  5. user072022's avatar
    Voted cold as it is £5 PER MONTH for first 4 months and not £5 for the first 4 months as mentioned in the post
  6. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    When a company cannot be bothered to check minor details, such as the spelling within their website, then you have to wonder what details of your account they are going to miss or screw up.52123122-sdWdK.jpg
    UKDealzz's avatar
    I hate it when companies fail to proof read their websites and the T's & C's etc. All they need to do it compose it on something like MS Word and alter any Americanised spelling of just someone with a modicum of the English language. Just like Bridget Jones's Diary should have been written Bridget Jones' Diary.

    On another note, I believe the Google Pixel's are unable to receive the 5G signal, but SPUSU stated that they are in contact with Google to help resolve this.
  7. innocent's avatar
    Glad to see SPUSU on HUKD.
  8. iGlad's avatar
    Far better deals elsewhere.
    adzg91's avatar
    Depends on the networks though. Being EE there’s always a slight premium but it’s gotta beat Smarty and their shambles of a “service”
  9. LordFlashHeart's avatar
    £12.90 doesn't seem toooo bad with the first 4 Months only being £5 so I've so myself and the wife have jumped on as Smarty is pants in Nottingham.

    Hopefully these will be as good as Plusnet was on EE as I couldn't fault them (although they have just been bought out by BT so we decided to jump early which in hindsight was a mistake)

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    Doug_'s avatar
    ‘Plusnet … have just been bought out by BT’

    That happened 17 years ago.
  10. ChipilaBG's avatar
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    WOW.
    Shocking speed in Wrexham.
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  11. strong1's avatar
    75% cashback on Quidco
    UKDealzz's avatar
    Looks like it's 100% cashback on Quidco; what is the likelihood of getting all your money back in 4 months, as the deal here and comparison sites is 50GB for £5 for the 1st 4 months and then £12.90 thereafter. What are the T&C's on this offer in Quidco, would it track back as 100% for the 1st payment of up to 3 payments or forever...lol....If at all?
    Your views would be much appreciated for this query regarding this UK fledgling company offering a SIM & eSIM service.
  12. Little_Casper's avatar
    Death by Spusu Spusu.
  13. RickyWong's avatar
    What’s stop you from stopping the services after first 4 months…
  14. connoisseur's avatar
    Anyone using this are they any good
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