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shoptillyoudrop

What is the cheapest internet provider to go with using a dongle, needs to be unlimited though..:)

ExTra_2

Short answer is None. Mobile BB is never unlimited, the best package seem to be with 3 roll on contract, £15 / month for 5 GB. But their speed is rubbish, I just came off that.

matty538

How about t mobile, if you go over your limit they stop you from downloading between 4pm and midnight but dont charge you any extra for exceeding your limit.

shoptillyoudrop

matty538 wrote: »

How about t mobile, if you go over your limit they stop you from downloading between 4pm and midnight but dont charge you any extra for exceeding your limit.

Thankyou, Do you know how much a month that is?

dylanuk

I agree with matty538 - T-Mobile won't charge you if you exceed your limit, but they may start throttling your speed if you go over a lot.

Also - how about O2? You get free access to The Cloud wi-fi, which is effectively unlimited mobile broadband albeit limited to Cafe Nero and McDonald's... Saying that though you also get access to BT Openzone networks.

The 3GB and unlimited wifi package is on offer for £10 for 4 months at the moment too, £15/mth thereafter.

shoptillyoudrop

ExTra wrote: »

Short answer is None. Mobile BB is never unlimited, the best package seem to be with 3 roll on contract, £15 / month for 5 GB. But their speed is rubbish, I just came off that.

Oh, that is a shame, thats the only way they can have the internet

dylanuk

Thankyou, Do you know how much a month that is?

T-Mobile's cheapest pay monthly package is £10/mth for the first 3 months, and then £15/mth - that's with 3GB usage.

The next one up is 5GB which costs £30 - bit of a rip-off!

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Originally Posted by ExTra
Short answer is None. Mobile BB is never unlimited, the best package seem to be with 3 roll on contract, £15 / month for 5 GB. But their speed is rubbish, I just came off that.
Oh, that is a shame, thats the only way they can have the internet

The speed varies depending on where you live. You need to look at which provider offers the best coverage in the area.

Mobile broadband isn't as quick as home broadband - but if you've got 3G coverage it's absolutely fine for browsing and light web use.

shoptillyoudrop

dylanuk wrote: »

I agree with matty538 - T-Mobile won't charge you if you exceed your limit, but they may start throttling your speed if you go over a lot.

Also - how about O2? You get free access to The Cloud wi-fi, which is effectively unlimited mobile broadband albeit limited to Cafe Nero and McDonald's... Saying that though you also get access to BT Openzone networks.

The 3GB and unlimited wifi package is on offer for £10 for 4 months at the moment too, £15/mth thereafter.

Thanks Im just looking for the cheapest deal need unlimited.. and a decent speed, don't want it sloooooowww :rotfl:

almillar

Problem is the speed depends on the signal strength in the specific place that you use it. You could get home and find that you have no 3 signal. Decent test for this is to have people with phones on different networks round to your house and see what strength they get and whether they get 3g....

macman

shoptillyoudrop wrote: »

Thanks Im just looking for the cheapest deal need unlimited.. and a decent speed, don't want it sloooooowww :rotfl:

'Unlimited and fast' are not going to happen on wireless broadband. You need ADSL broadband.

neil40

you can get 3's 5Gb 18 month contract package for 12 pounds per month using promotion code 3MBB3OFF


Neil