How to check coverage without signing up to a new plan?

tinker411

savergrant said:

I suspect that for the op rwg/nowmobile service would be pretty similar to the current plusnet service in terms of signal strength and functionality.

5G aside, as I don't believe Plusnet offer that (and presumably never will now), yes you're quite right.

macman

If EE is the only reliable network where you live then you are pretty much limited to a choice of 1p Mobile, RWG, or EE.
If Three reception is OK, look at Smarty, there's an MSE blagged link to get you 4GB for a fiver.

savergrant

tinker411 said:

savergrant said:

I suspect that for the op rwg/nowmobile service would be pretty similar to the current plusnet service in terms of signal strength and functionality.

5G aside, as I don't believe Plusnet offer that (and presumably never will now), yes you're quite right.

So i think the op could safely order a free sim from rwg and so long as it receives calls and texts ok, choose a bundle from them

https://www.rwgmobile.wales/webshop/offers/order-a-free-sim-top-up-or-add-bundle-later/

GenieBoy

Anyone know if Talkmobile use all the Vodafone bands or is it a slimmed down service?