PAYG sim card

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ASDA mobile is fairly good with PAYG bundles (on EE) although as said above Three is very cheap also, but check out the local coverage before committing by asking friends nearby.
The network choices are EE, O2, Vodafone or Three and all virtual operators use one of those four networks for their services.

bubieyehyeh

I think the talkmobile happy hour payg plan is rather good. 10p for calls to landlines and uk mobiles for upto 1 hour, then 8p/min if you don't hang up and redial. 2p/Mb for data. Uses vodafone network.

tazwhoever

Yes, I only want a PAYG for child at the moment. I know contact offers better bundle. I saw ASDA but reviews are negative.

Frozen_up_north

Three's "321" PAYG is pretty good, the credit doesn't expire after 30 days and no need to keep buying bundles. You can buy top ups in supermarkets and newsagents, or top up on line.

http://www.three.co.uk/Store/Pay_As_You_Go_Price_Plans

tazwhoever

Frozen_up_north wrote: »

Three's "321" PAYG is pretty good, the credit doesn't expire after 30 days and no need to keep buying bundles. You can buy top ups in supermarkets and newsagents, or top up on line.

http://www.three.co.uk/Store/Pay_As_You_Go_Price_Plans

According to link, bundles do expire after 30 days. I'm not interested in just credit. Bundle with mins, texts and data.

Thanks

Farway

tazwhoever wrote: »

Yes, I only want a PAYG for child at the moment. I know contact offers better bundle. I saw ASDA but reviews are negative.

I use ASDA, not sure about negative reviews as I am PAYG so no need for customer care etc, it just works for me

As I said, SIM is free on line, and comes with some free preloaded minutes, text & data, why not try for free and see how it goes?