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4gb 4G data - 2000 minutes - Unlimited texts - 30 days sim contract @ Plusnet Mobile via Broadband Choices £9 month
- 4gb 4G data
- 2000 minutes
- Unlimited texts
- 30 days sim contract
- Proud to use the EE network
- UK customer service
- Smart Cap
- Roam Like at Home plan
£9 month
Inclusive minutes include calls to UK landlines starting 01, 02 or 03, voicemail and any UK mobile network.
Inclusive standard text messages are available to use to any UK mobile network.
Roam Like at Home is enabled. This is available in over 40 destinations and uses your monthly plan allowance when you are abroad.
Very tempted to change to this Plusnet deal, if Plusnet/EE are reliable. I'm currently on the giffgaff £10 goodybag (2GB data/500 mins/ultd texts).
other than the known issue with short text message, this will be tempting for giffgaff customers.
thanks, i may well take that up, im paying £10 to giffaff for 2GB of data, 500minutes of calls, but free giffgaff to giffgaff (which is the bulk). if this is completely unlimited, and the data is that big, im well happy.
I have a dual sim phone with giffgaff and a similar deal to this from EE.
Like most networks it varies between the two which has the better coverage depending on where you are, what I would say though is that my EE sim gives faster speeds than my GiffGaff one, but it all depends on what coverage is like in your area.
This is an irritating problem with EE.
Compared to Vodafone for example, indoor coverage with EE is often very poor even when the outdoor coverage is better.
I've noticed this in my own home (middle of a well served town with the EE transmitter two minutes walk away and excellent outdoor coverage) and also on trains where the EE signal is nearly unusable.
I'm sure this is to do with the frequency used by EE in such cases.
It is definitely something to be aware of and it can be a big disappointment.
4G speeds are good, customer service has always been good (only used a few times to change packages over the years)
Genuine question but why ?
I don't have any complaints with my 4G speed on giffgaff if I'm honest, but I rarely do any video streaming or anything when I'm out and about. When I'm at home I'm on wifi so 4G is irrelevant. I think getting 5GB data with Plusnet for the same price as 2GB with giffgaff is worth moving provider though, regardless of speed. Means I won't have to think about my data allowance ever again.
You should go for it I have 2 sim only contract from Plusnet and I don't have any issues. But make sure you have good EE coverage in your area.
Don't forget this deal. Couple of differences, its a 12 month contract, but you get 'feel at home' in 60 countries, its unlimited calls and text. It includes 'go binge', gives you unlimited data with certain streaming providers which could be very handy for some people.
I would suggest ignore the cashback, go through tcb or quidco if you like, worth a try.
No, this is one of those 30 day sim contracts which last 12 months.
Come on Jess Yes it's a 30 day rolling contract, for sure.
I highly recommend them!
(central london office area)
I'm currently paying Vodafone £20 pcm for 1Gb data, 500 mins, unlimited txts. So this is a no brainer really.
Am I bothered about it not working indoors? Not really it stops work calling me asking me if I'd like to work my day off.
Wasn't any hassle for me. Already with plus net for my dads contract and wanted to upgrade to the £10 plan.
They sent a new sim in the post as previous plan/sim was 3g only. When new sim arrived I got in touch with them and they moved number over and new plan started within 2 hours
And BT own EE!! But who owns BT!!! Hmmmmm!!!!
But you should check if in your area you can get EE signal as not having signal you be saying how rubbish plusnet is and Internet is so slow....don't matter about the price you need to get a decent signal price comes next...not price then signal.
Lol fair enough. In my defence I woke up hungover so wasn't sure what was going on this morning!
When you say no indoor coverage, do you just mean in your own home due to a poor signal, or are you saying there is no cover in any building. I have been with EE (previously Orange) and I travel to various places every day with no problems mostly. EE generally has good coverage.
Is the difference with 4G that noticeable?
moneysavingexpert.com/pho…ing
Helpful info, thanks.
All that link shows is which main networks the smaller networks use for their infrastructure, not who owns them.
For example, EE is actually owned by BT, and Virgin runs on EE, but is obviously not owned by either EE or BT.