PAYG/Monthly Data hungry, alternative to big suppliers

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Atasas wrote: »

Feedback on as how are you getting on with them please? :beer:

(copy/paste summary from other thread)

TPO's are idiots, regarding allowances- own data allowances are not permitted to tether, thus mean ban or whatever else...
(same goes about iD Mobile)

Alternatives:
EE still does £10 PCM 100GB allowance until Christmas( http://shop.ee.co.uk/campaigns/christmas-sim-from-ee? )

Last time I spoke to lifemobile.co.uk their £15 (with 6GB data) allowed tethering

tello.co.uk are very reasonable for a light user cost ways (uses "3" network)

ukglobetel.com (uses EE)is best value plan for £15PCM you get everything unlimited(7GB data), but as it comes to tethering- unsure to be honest, as they said on iPhone its OK, but not on other devices... also, untested, cant vouch for CS

I do not recommend neither Vectone or Delight due to atrocious record in business practices and tested- CS,

nor GiffGaff (uses O2) data speeds are diabolically slow on 3G

I dont know yet, the EE 100GB promo has threw me from the Voda
50GB promo to them lol


I have the sims and when I need the 7GB I will activate.

Atasas

diamonds wrote: »

I have the sims and when I need the 7GB I will activate.

Lol, same as me!
I believe, same as me you are trying freedom pop SIM?
( Damn it, they did charge me £1.99, they DID store my card details and I still don't have the SIM...
Not a good start, before even using it... ) any better experience for you?

diamonds

Atasas wrote: »

Lol, same as me!
I believe, same as me you are trying freedom pop SIM?
( Damn it, they did charge me £1.99, they DID store my card details and I still don't have the SIM...
Not a good start, before even using it... ) any better experience for you?

Haha :money:
I read that somewhere a few people had that experience so I did not order yet, I will wait for them to sort their troubles.

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Asda are doing a free sim with free 12GB until end of 2015, just top up £5 and the bonus 12GB is applied.

https://mobile.asda.com/12gbchristmas

Atasas

Ordered, TY!

Atasas

Don't know why, but hope TPO will change tethering policy, with change of network
https://www.thepeoplesoperator.com/View-Post/15150/Press-Releases/The-Peoples-Operator-partners-with-Three-UK-and-targets-4G-launch

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Atasas wrote: »

Don't know why, but hope TPO will change tethering policy, with change of network
https://www.thepeoplesoperator.com/View-Post/15150/Press-Releases/The-Peoples-Operator-partners-with-Three-UK-and-targets-4G-launch

BT will not open 4G up because the EE speeds are unmatched thus BT Mobile is already a monopoly and I bet BT landlines will allow inclusive calls to BT Mobiles whilst they will be last to offer inclusive to all networks, they have a monopoly on landlines and calling other networks will rake them in a fortune until they are the last man standing.


Virgin Business customers got 4G, but not Virgin consumers, it will no doubt remain such.



BT will also do a Vodafone, buy its MVNO's up and not renew contracts, its expensive running a physical network with your own MVNO's taking a cut of profits you could have by no providing wholesale.



I dont see EE with BT as progress nor competitive.

Atasas

You misread!

LONDON, 3rd NOVEMBER, 2015: The People's Operator (AIM: TPOP), the cause-based commercial mobile virtual network operator ("MVNO"), is pleased to announce a new contract with Three UK.

diamonds

Atasas wrote: »

Knowing as what CS and" business" Voda is lately, I'm only happy you was offline

lol, I missed this post

I only used 25GB of the 50

diamonds

Atasas wrote: »

You misread!

I didnt, EE or BT wont give 4G access to anyone bar Virgin Media Business customers...(Virgin Media Business supply backhaul connection to 3 and EE backhaul MBNL so one could assume Virgin got 4G exclusive access for a smaller amount of Business customers than the whole Virgin mobile consumer market on them business contract terms) so I expect that closed access 4G is why TPO is jumping to 3 to allow 4G access.

Any MVNO cant claim anti competitive behaviour against EE as well Virgin have access, thus its a business decision not letting open MVNO aceess not a monopoly as far as Ofcom would consider, although it could be anti competitive via Office of Fair Trading that was closed 2014 and now Ofcom has final say.

People want 4G, TPO want to up their subscriber numbers...bye EE hello 3