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  • K9sandFelines
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    Does anyone know why if i haven't used the 2GB at all last month, i was only refunded £2.00 odd ( not that, i am ungrateful - just wondering)?
    Will it be because that was already a free month. So effectively if that was a normal month, it may have been more.

    Sorry if this isn't allowed, with it being referrals.
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  • pmduk
    pmduk Posts: 10,683 Forumite
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    'Talk' to them, are you sure you've not used it at all? eg your smartphone hasn't updated apps overnight etc?
  • SnowTiger
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    Smarty has added two new options to its tariff list and is also offering new punters their first three months service for the price of one.

    Apart from the two free months, it's still basically £5 a month for unlimited calls and texts with data costing £1.25 per GByte.

    https://smarty.co.uk/
  • Roger1
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    SnowTiger wrote: »
    ... Apart from the two free months, it's still basically £5 a month for unlimited calls and texts with data costing £1.25 per GByte.
    Thanks, but minimum now seems to be £6.25 a month, so a 25% increase.
  • SnowTiger
    SnowTiger Posts: 4,461 Forumite
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    Roger1 wrote: »
    Thanks, but minimum now seems to be £6.25 a month, so a 25% increase.

    Previously the minimum was £7.50 a month.

    Punters get £1.25 (pro rata) off their next month's bill for every 1GByte they didn't use in the previous month.

    After the first month and trial period it's effectively £5 a month if you don't use any data.

    My main reason for using Smarty is that they offer 'free' MMS. Sadly, I have two friend who refuse to use a 'free' messaging app. :(
  • Roger1
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    SnowTiger wrote: »
    Previously the minimum was £7.50 a month.

    Punters get £1.25 (pro rata) off their next month's bill for every 1GByte they didn't use in the previous month.

    After the first month and trial period it's effectively £5 a month if you don't use any data.(
    Yes, I was confused by the reference to £5 a month.

    As it happens, we use a little data and Three PAYG probably works better for us, though I do need to remember to top up from time to time.
  • I've just signed up for the large plan through top cashback - £15.75 cash back tracked already and 2 months free - so in effect free mobile for 3 months and a 75p profit!
  • asset2004
    asset2004 Posts: 2,453 Forumite
    baggers02 wrote: »
    I've just signed up for the large plan through top cashback - £15.75 cash back tracked already and 2 months free - so in effect free mobile for 3 months and a 75p profit!

    the link through Martin's email gives a £10 Amazon voucher. Could this be used with topcashback for a double whammy?? :)
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  • d123
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    asset2004 wrote: »
    the link through Martin's email gives a £10 Amazon voucher. Could this be used with topcashback for a double whammy?? :)

    How would you use 2 links to buy 1 product?
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  • grumbler
    grumbler Posts: 58,629 Forumite
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    Sometimes it works if you go through a cashback site and then substitute the web address, but I think this is very unlikely to work in this case.
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