EE 20GB 5G data/ Unlim min/text, Free 6 Months Extras - £9.60pm x 12m = £115.20 (with Student code / BT BB customers, £10.80pm without) @ BT

Nope it’s a new customer offer.

Text PAC to 65075 to request your PAC code. Within a few working hours you’ll get a call from their retentions team. It’s often an 07973 number that will call and usually they’ll only try once. Try and negotiate a good deal with them (Note they can only offer the best deals if you mention that you’ve been shopping around and name some competitor prices)

If you can’t negotiate a better price then you can either:
1) Try to apply for this as a new contract from EE, then port your number out to another network and back in again to this new SIM.
2) Leave EE and move to another company that also use EE Signal;

nowmobile.co.uk/sim…hly

cmlink.com/uk/…ans

1pmobile.com/

popitmobile.co.uk/plans

https://www.rwgmobile.wales/rates-plans-eng-per/

You can then use the PAC code you requested to port your number to one of these. Or if you do get a good deal by haggling with EE when they call you back then the PAC will expire after 30 days if unused and your EE account will remain active.

You can buy a roaming pass for the months you need it for the EU and beyond. And when it comes to renewal you can negotiate free roaming pass add-ons as part of your next contract.

Alternatively you could pick another brand that runs on the EE network that offers inclusive roaming instead if you need it a lot in the first year.

If you sign up for this you’ll not be getting any inclusive roaming though.

As long as it’s part of your order when you finish the basket you should get it no problem.

Some people find that using a code removes double data. In that case then if you continue you won’t have double data. But if you still see it after code redemption then what you see is what you’ll get.

If you do have to start chasing EE to add it on later, note that you run the risk of having to undergo BT Broadband account verification to get it.

If you used both the BT discount and student discount together you need to ring them. Mine was automatically rejected, but they didn't say anything until I rang them, at which point they manually processed it.

As long as you don’t try to stack discounts, it will go through without verification that you have BT Broadband.

If you stack multiple discounts then the order will be flagged and when they call you they’ll often ask you to confirm your BT account details before telling you to choose which discount you want to keep and which you want to remove.

Same happened to me. I went through the app just clicked on to read about how to leave EE, I am getting a phone call virtually like 5 seconds later why i wanna leave, I said because you charge for EU roaming, he said we will offer you free EU roaming and I said I found a better data plan he said we will look at it too. Unbelievable. Well done EE customer service, they actually care.

Based on average salary, people in India are paying much more

Works for me.

and can you get free bt sport each year or each time you obtain a new contract (as a ‘new’ customer) ?

24 months contract?

100Mb

Your contract starts the day after the SIM Card is dispatched. The first bill will come in the post about a week later.

Do you genuinely need unlimited? Remember that EE contracts are available with 100GB+ which is more than enough for most people - And if you hit that limit you don’t get cut off or charged more but rather simply get slowed down.

In terms of unlimited pricing the prices you see on that link are the best you’ll get. A bit less if you use a student discount code for example. When it comes to renewal they have better pricing but your first year or two would suck in comparison for price.

The only other alternative is RWG who piggyback on EE with 4G (No 800MHz) and 5G and do ‘unlimited’ data for £15 a month.

I assume the other networks are no good for you?Smarty owned by Three often do £15-16 for truly unlimited SIMs. They’re normally the way to go if you’re on a budget.

If o2 signal is good then go to Tesco Mobile? They use o2 signal but have award winning customer service. They’ve recently introduced all the calling features like VoLTE and WiFi calling now so you wouldn’t really be missing anything from the main brand, except for visual voicemail.

Otherwise there’s Giffgaff which is a budget brand that is actually owned by o2. It’s all self service online so you don’t have to deal with customer service at all. But there’s no calling features available.

Student Beans for 20% or Totum for 15%

Fixed price apart from CPI increase yes. There are a few plans on the website that have a 6 month discount but the headline deal in this post is fixed.

You can’t apply the discount to this as it’s not a full price deal from the EE Website. It’s already discounted by BT for 10% off and double data. You can’t stack discounts. I’m pretty sure that these are also supposed to be targeted at new customers too.

HOWEVER you can swap the 10% BT discount for a 15-20% discount with a student code for example.

I went for the 24 month version, no speed cap. 153Mbps down and 34.7 Mbps up I have just tested

Did you get one?

Did you get the order? Or did they call?

You can still apply, they don't actually check