Asada mobile, don't want a bundle but just a PAYG

diystarter7

I've been with three for years and was wondering why my credit as being zapped ASAP. When I joined it was 3p a min per call. To my shock it's 10p
a min.
Last night I was looking at mobile PAYG deals on this site and Asda stood out.

I've requested a free PAYG sim today. Looking at their email asking me to register online, I'm not seeing the stand alone PAYG deals where you don't use any
unnsed credit. I do not want a bundle and reading about Asda's PAYG last night it struck me as you could have the stand alone PAYG and no bundle required.
Can anyone direct me, please?

flaneurs_lobster

It's no problem having an Asda account with just PAYG credit. It just get used at their 4p/min/txt/MB rate. When you get the SIM put it in a phone, create an Asda Mobile account and just topup (minimum is a fiver). No bundle required.

flashg67

above is confirmed here - What is the standard tariff?| Bundles & Pricing | FAQ | Asda Mobile

diystarter7

Thank you both.

getmore4less

3 data reward is still 321 and 200MB free a month.  min top up £2.

Cheaper than the Asda option,
Get a 3 one anyway if you have dual sim  or after trying Asda you want to move back .

Depending on your use you may find RWG cheaper 50mins/txt 250mb  £0pm

Murmansk

Be warned, Asda were totally useless when I joined them a few months ago, they may have improved since then, then again they might not! Take a look at the reviews on Which? and elsewhere

diystarter7

How were they useless?

Cisco001

diystarter7 said:

How were they useless?

Asda changed from EE network to vodafone few months ago.
They messed up at the time.

diystarter7

Ok. Thanks. Got the sims, will use the quid or so left on our mobiles on 3 then change.

Vegastare

Alll dealings are with Vodafone, my Mum in law was used to go into Asda and topping up at the till getting voucher for £10 - with covid and not being out and about her mobile sat in the house and she totally missed the switch.  But we got the it sorted and the Asda Vodafone card and she gets a top up in her little local shop....in her 80's and she is always saying how long the £10 last.