Free Roamline international mobile data sim worgt £8

vinylmusic

Using Topcashback site to buy the Roamline data sim
http://www.topcashback.co.uk/roamline/ you need to spend 9.99 Euros which gets you an international roaming sim with 25 MB included.
You'll need an unlocked tablet, dongle, MIFI or smartphone

Once you've used your 25MB data you may find it a bit pricy but with £10.10 cashback you'll have gained £2.10 + Sim with 25MB data :j :beer:

It's a time limited deal which should be good till the end of December

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redux

It's €9.95 + Dutch VAT, so €12.04, which is a few pence under £10

And don't forget to use the free postage code shown on the Topcashback site.

vinylmusic

redux wrote: »

It's €9.95 + Dutch VAT, so €12.04, which is a few pence under £10

And don't forget to use the free postage code shown on the Topcashback site.

Yes I hadn't seen the +vat bit. They seem to keep it a bit hidden
I thought it may be a Dutch firm
I've lived in Holland and remember KPN to be the main phone company there as BT is for the UK
From what I can tell the free 25MB data allowance is good till the end of December then the whole deal could be different

redux

I'm not sure that the 25 MB is time limited. I assumed it's just the pro rata amount from converting the purchase price all into included credit balance.

It is KPN, either part of or a close assocation with it.

KPN's Simyo brand in Germany also has an interesting data roaming bundle, 50 MB a week for €5, and other brands on there have something similar, maybe 60 MB with Aldi.

But those are all prepaid, whereas this is post-paid, and also with small billing units, useful for modest browsing per session, such as a few pages on the BBC mobile site using the Opera Mini browser, maybe with images off.

The Eurotariff will drop quite a bit more for data in the middle of next year, into this sort of range, so it will be interesting to see how this responds. I heard a vague rumour they might consider offering some bundle options, but I don't know if this had any basis or just one writer's wishful thinking

prowla

Erm, how is £10.10 free?