Spusu 30GB data, Unlimited min & text, EU roaming included, no price rise, monthly rolling plan (Runs on EE) || OR 40GB for £10.90 + £11 TCB

This is the problem with all these network operators, they're all incompetent it's just a question of how bad. I've been with ID mobile and now I'm with LycaMobile and yeah... they're really terrible companies. I would expect Spusu to be more of the same, so it ultimately comes down to price.

Also, don't be fooled by big name networks as well "three" and "EE" means absolutely nothing when dealing with cheapo operators because you're getting the sludge at the bottom of the barrel of their priority. If you want a good connection then go with the networks directly, not the third party operators. They only sell the dregs of that service. Of course companies like EE will bleed you dry for it (and getting worse every time CPI+ 3.9% shenanigans hit)

Until Ofcom grow a backbone and slap heavy regulation on these cowboys, I'm afraid mobiles and broadband will continue to be a giant swindle.

Further to above comments regarding connection issues there's a £1 for 5gb for 3 months offer available if anyone wants to test it out before spending more, it's available as esim as well which could be handy.
spusu.co.uk/spu…f4c

Got my wife on a £1 SIM Spusu deal and she tells that she's getting missed calls

Is anyone able to explain what's that about? (edited)

There’s a few people taking wild guesses at how MVNO’s work and being a bit creative with their facts.

I’ve been on a allegedly “dredged” 😜 low priority service from 1p Mobile and it’s virtually the same as EE.

I was with Spusu and the lack of HD calling and issues with OTP codes (mine was NHS and 7726 spam reporting) made me leave, overall their customer service was good plus speeds and coverage are identical to EE. 

The dropped calls issue is mainly on eSIM, physical SIMs reportedly don’t have this problem.

Ignore mobile spot reviewers like the person a few posts up, these are usually “price first, service second” customers who blame the network for their mistakes, it’s a rolling contract so give them a try - you can always leave.