Anyone have experience of TPO?

Frozen_up_north

No network will guarantee coverage in buildings

mchale

As above you should have checked coverage before committing.

itm2

mchale wrote: »

As above you should have checked coverage before committing.

I did check coverage, using their coverage checker. It said "very good service" for both indoors and outdoors (I'm in West London). I even tried an old Three SIM from my wife's PAYG phone, as I knew that TPO used the Three network, and that was also fine. So I really don't see what else I could have done

Now I'm wondering how on earth I can try out another network without committing to spend before I even know that I'll be able to use it.

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Inner_Zone

itm2 wrote: »

Now I'm wondering how on earth I can try out another network without committing to spend before I even know that I'll be able to use it.

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Get a free PAYG SIM from the respective networks websites.

itm2

I wanted to try Plusnet mobile next, but they don't do free PAYG SIMs. In fact many of the MVNOs don't seem to offer that

Inner_Zone

itm2 wrote: »

I wanted to try Plusnet mobile next, but they don't do free PAYG SIMs. In fact many of the MVNOs don't seem to offer that

So get an Asda MVNO SIM, same network.

itm2

Inner_Zone wrote: »

So get an Asda MVNO SIM, same network.

Thanks - will do

[Deleted User]

Inner_Zone wrote: »

So get an Asda MVNO SIM, same network.

Always a good shout on EE's network, 50p at check out I think and you still get 10 texts, 10 minutes & 100Mb(?) of data on the card to really check.

Inner_Zone

Or free by post.

Farway

Inner_Zone wrote: »

Or free by post.

And comes with a few ready paid minutes / texts, so free to obtain & try out in your location