Unlimited 4g for NHS?

Lilo22

Hi! I feel I should be able to figure this out myself, but am going round and round in circles on o2 and EE website. I am currently on o2 and have 25gb data, but am working from home two days a week and using more data streaming videos learning how to use teletherapy, if I am to do teletherapy from home I will use even more data. I live rurally and have never been able to access broadband.
Questions:
-how do I find out if o2 will match EE on unlimited data for NHS staff?
- is EE offer available to new customers?
- how do I find out what length EE contract is and how many minutes? They seem to only say “loads” 🤦🏻‍♀️
Thank you! 

username

O2 have unlimited data packages here: https://www.o2.co.uk/unlimited-tariffs
It maybe worth seeing if you can re-grade to an unlimited package in the short term to get you more data.
AFAIK the offer for the unlimited NHS data by EE is a time-limited offer and will expire later in the year.
 It's only available to those who have access to an nhs.net email address, so if you do not have one as part of your work you will not be able to get it. The offer is for all qualifying subscribers who have access to an nhs.net email (as that is the mechanism they use to validate you work for the NHS).
Most if not all EE tariffs will come with unlimited minutes (to standard UK landlines and mobiles)  but check the description as this will have the exact information regarding the specifics, both in terms of inclusive minutes and contract lengths. They'll generaly be 2 years for contracts with a phone, or 1 year or 18 months for sim contracts.

cranford

Maybe if you are tied to a package you should try a Smarty 1 month 100gb plan for £15 a month to do your learning. Obviously you need to check that you can get reception and you have an unlocked phone that you can use. https://smarty.co.uk/plans/50gb-data