An elderly relative is very old school and doesn't do any direct debits (pays the bills at the post office).
Are there any good deals on pay as you go sim cards with a good amount of data? They do not have internet at home and want to video call a lot of people so there is potential for them to be data heavy.
I keep finding sim only 1 month contract deals which are good but they need direct debit.
Are there any good deals on pay as you go sim cards with a good amount of data? They do not have internet at home and want to video call a lot of people so there is potential for them to be data heavy.
I keep finding sim only 1 month contract deals which are good but they need direct debit.
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sorted byThey used to go into the shop and get a top up voucher and call a number to apply the credit to their phone number
They can top up online with a top up voucher they buy in a shop.
There are prepay plans with most big providers, o2, three, ee and Vodafone being the top 4 providers.
Giff gaff is a community ran network that uses o2 masts
Wonder if I will get asked if they can pay by cheque next
tescomobile.com/hel…-up (edited)
PAYG is poor value compared to Sim Only rolling by DD (edited)
Can you not get a monthly rolling contract out for them yourself with £0 spending cap so it only costs you the package and ask them to pay you monthly cash in advance?
Some networks don't even do credit checks (i think Lebara or I might be wrong).
........ Wants to make loads of video calls
slight contradiction there
Sorry, can't add anything useful
They can top up at most Post Offices, Payzone retailers (edited)