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Mobiles.co.uk
I have been using mobiles.co.uk for a few years. It's come to the time to upload my third bill for the next cashback cheque, but when I click submit, it shows the green upload bar and then nothing happens - the page stays the same and I can't submit the claim. Anyone else having this issue?
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Help me choose a network
Hi everyone, I am new to the MSE Forum and this is my first thread. My contract with TescoMobile has come to an end but for the time being they have put me on a 30 day monthly rolling contract at the same price/data. I have been with a fair few networks and I have had issues with quite a lot of them. Some I switched from…
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02 pay as you go gets 5g and wifi calling
My 02 classic sim got this today. To be honest never noticed till i saw the wifi calling icon on my phone. I wonder if its a national roll out, or locally were 3g has been switched off. Anyone know?
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EE are moving existing "CPI" customers over to pounds and pence
Just an FYI, as I can't see a discussion on this - EE are moving existing customers over to their fixed amount rises. I've just had an email through myself. Long time monthly plan, way out of minimal term so I presume they can do what they want. Currently paying EE £10.50 a month for a simple service with CPI+3.9 (i think)…
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Buying a refurbished phone
I am looking at buying a refurbished phone listed as 'very good condition' (This product is in very good cosmetic condition with only light signs of use. It has been fully tested and works perfectly.) I have read the guide about buying refurbished phones and would like to know, what to look for regarding warranty, etc ? as…
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Lebara switching Sim only plan - Deals only available to new customers
With Lebara (not for much longer!) and needed more data pm so looked on a price comparison site - Lebara was the competitive and as I was already with them gave them a call. Operative was very apologetic but apparently they cannot give any deals to existing customers, and if you order a Sim from the price comparison site…
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I want a cheap Sim only contract for emergency second phone.
I work regular 12hr nights. I usually turn off my 'phone when I am in bed and if anyone really needs me they ring on the landline. The problem is, after changing broadband provider we don't have a landline. I want a sim only deal that I can use in my old mobile so my family can get in touch if need be. I want one that…
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Report Overcharging Issue with Lebara 3GB MSE Exclusive Monthly Plan
I recently signed up to the above plan for £0.99. But as soon as the automatic renewal kicked in, I was charged £4.40 rather than the MSE deal price. It took me a couple of months to realise I was overcharged. I rang up and got a refund. Apparently, there is a technical glitch in their system. So do check your payment…
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Tesco Mobile pay-as-you-go customer? Be prepared: it may push you to buy a bundle
Tesco Mobile is pushing its pay-as-you-go (PAYG) users to move to its new bundles. Failure to do so means paying for Tesco Mobile's standard PAYG rates, which it's hiked by up to 213%. If you're one of the 1.4 million users affected, it's worth looking at switching to a cheap monthly Sim instead – unless you just keep your…
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Mobile Coverage Maps Are Lying About City Centres
Across the UK, mobile coverage maps (including the MSE checker using Ofcom data) often show excellent coverage in city centres. Phones back this up by displaying strong 4G/5G signal — so everything appears fine. The real issue is congestion. In busy areas, mobile data can become effectively unusable even though the signal…
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Anyone else feel they might have been 'mis-sold' EU Roaming by EE?
I bought into a mobile phone contract with EE a year or so back and part of the attraction being ' EU Roaming' After being in a EU country last autumn and none of my unlimited UK data being available to me, I had to buy a 'pass' from EE for the duration of the stay to 'roam' (ie use my data) When I returned I was told that…
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Who uses Lebara as their main provider?
I'm currently on BT mobile and the 'discounted' price (£5 off for being a broadband customer) is £5.70 per month, with only 1Gb data and no international calls. Moving to Lebara looks to be more economical, but what, if any, are the downsides? Who uses Lebara as their main provider and do you have any problems at all?
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Tesco Mobile - 3G shutoff and 4G (LTE) phones are still compatible
I have a question regarding the 3G shutdown and Tesco Mobile.
I have a Samsung Galaxy A10 Phone (purchased through TM). I went to the Tesco Mobile website page
support.tescomobile.com/customer/voltecalling just to double check whether my
phone will still be compatible with the TM network when the 3G signal is
shutdown. On…
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Spusu and EU roaming
I've recently activated my Spusu SIM and most things work as expected. One thing that's not clear is what they mean when they talk about EU roaming. I've now talked twice to their CS and they don't seem to know more about that I do. They gave conflicting information and they gave me prices that I can't find in their price…
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Victim of Impersonation... O2 / Lowell say otherwise....
Hello, I'm looking for guidance on anything that I am missing to fix this ongoing saga / absurd situation. Last July, a number of mobile phone accounts and device plans were opened using my name and address. No money ever left my account. I only discovered this when returning from holiday "welcome" letters from Vodafone…
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VOLTE and wifi calling on 1pmobile
I am currently with EE and wifi calling and VOLTE work well on my quite old Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro. EE have increased my bill so I want to leave and move somewhere cheaper. I know VOLTE isnt very good on older phones with some MVNOs (spusu?), how does the VOLTE work for others on older phones on 1pmobile? Thanks
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Tesco PAYG moving to monthly contract
Any suggestions for an alternative cash PAYG provider? Looks like Tesco mobile who I am currently with are changing their PAYG package to monthly chargable contract.
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MSE News: Sky to hike mobile prices: You've 30 days to LEAVE penalty-free – can you switch and save?
Most Sky Mobile customers – including many who are mid-contract – will see prices rise by £1.50 a month from 14 February 2026, the provider has announced. But you've got 30 days from being notified to leave penalty-free, so check now if you can save by haggling or switching and ditching... Read the full story: 'Sky to hike…
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Suddenly no signal. Can I get out of contract?
I joined ID mobile in July. At my workplace I had good service and no problems. At the end of November 3G in this area was removed. Since that time I have had no network on my phone at all. I just have the satellite sign. The coverage checker suggests that I have 4G/5G in this area, but about a mile before my place of work…
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MSE - Sky Mobile - prices increasing by £3 from February 2026 - Lebara best alternative?
I've been with Sky Mobile for over 5 years - the first 3 were mandatory as part of a handset deal - the others I negotiated for 12-month discounts In mid-2025 my 2 GB sim-only deal was discounted from £6 to £4.80 for a year I received a letter today that the price would go up by £3 to £9 - but was offered first a 25%…
