Sim only upgrade EE confusion on price

Donegal_Paul
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edited 9 November 2023 at 3:04PM in Mobiles


Can someone put my mind at rest, I can't decide if this means 16.50 only for 3 months then onto 33 quid or not. 
Link to the webpage of the deal shows as 16.50 a month? 

https://ee.co.uk/shop/mobile/upgrade/df?deviceType=SIM 

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  • GrumpyDil
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    £33.00 per month discounted to 16.50 per month for the first three months. 
  • nyermen
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    edited 9 November 2023 at 4:17PM
    It is only 3 months unless I’m missing something, and I did look at all of it myself recently - I recently renewed (albeit through retentions as there was a good enough deal to not make it worth going to smarty).  I did look at everything before their offer - annoyingly, EE’s comparison page uses the initial discounted amount, rather than something more useful such as either an average over the fixed period, or alternatively the full cost of the fixed period.
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  • Thanks all, I've finally had the same confirmation from ee themselves, I had a lot of problems early in my 2 year contract with horrible customer service, both online and instore and had vowed never to use EE again but was tempted by what I thought was a great sim only deal, even they have come back and apologised to say it could be clearer. Looks like Im going to Smarty! 
  • Thanks all, I've finally had the same confirmation from ee themselves, I had a lot of problems early in my 2 year contract with horrible customer service, both online and instore and had vowed never to use EE again but was tempted by what I thought was a great sim only deal, even they have come back and apologised to say it could be clearer. Looks like Im going to Smarty! 
    Honestly, don't go to smarty. I just left their £20 SIM only unlimited deal after a year as the service is not great. The speeds and not as good as EE, it's intermittent and drops out all the time for no reason. In recent months I couldn't call random numbers that work for everyone else, the network was always down, and voice calls really tinny.
    I know the price is appealing but just because they use EE network doesn't mean you get the same product.
    I am paying EE £33 a month deal and have had no problems like I did on smarty. 
  • Thanks all, I've finally had the same confirmation from ee themselves, I had a lot of problems early in my 2 year contract with horrible customer service, both online and instore and had vowed never to use EE again but was tempted by what I thought was a great sim only deal, even they have come back and apologised to say it could be clearer. Looks like Im going to Smarty! 
    Honestly, don't go to smarty. I just left their £20 SIM only unlimited deal after a year as the service is not great. The speeds and not as good as EE, it's intermittent and drops out all the time for no reason. In recent months I couldn't call random numbers that work for everyone else, the network was always down, and voice calls really tinny.
    I know the price is appealing but just because they use EE network doesn't mean you get the same product.
    I am paying EE £33 a month deal and have had no problems like I did on smarty. 
    Smarty use 3, not EE.
  • sully1311 said:
    Thanks all, I've finally had the same confirmation from ee themselves, I had a lot of problems early in my 2 year contract with horrible customer service, both online and instore and had vowed never to use EE again but was tempted by what I thought was a great sim only deal, even they have come back and apologised to say it could be clearer. Looks like Im going to Smarty! 
    Honestly, don't go to smarty. I just left their £20 SIM only unlimited deal after a year as the service is not great. The speeds and not as good as EE, it's intermittent and drops out all the time for no reason. In recent months I couldn't call random numbers that work for everyone else, the network was always down, and voice calls really tinny.
    I know the price is appealing but just because they use EE network doesn't mean you get the same product.
    I am paying EE £33 a month deal and have had no problems like I did on smarty. 
    Smarty use 3, not EE.
    Ha ha, this is true. Point about smarty stands though. You get what you pay for.
  • Ive been with smarty before with no issues, so happy to try again, it's only a monthly rollling contract so can always switch easily, doubt Id ever use EE again with the way the treated me.
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