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Spusu any good? Need EE network.
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Sunshine_and_Roses
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I have been with Sky mobile for years on SIM only, using the piggyback data when travelling in the UK. The signal at home is not good, usually use Virgin WiFi to call via WhatsApp.
I have requested PAC from Sky, and looking at Spusu for 30gb data with roaming included, at £7.50 per month.
Has anyone had any issues with them or would recommend them?
I have requested PAC from Sky, and looking at Spusu for 30gb data with roaming included, at £7.50 per month.
Has anyone had any issues with them or would recommend them?
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If you have a need for wifi calling then check their website for phone compatibility. As an example it doesn't work on Pixel phones.1
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Neil49 said:If you have a need for wifi calling then check their website for phone compatibility. As an example it doesn't work on Pixel phones.0
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I'm with spusu (for the second time) on a secondary phone. I've not had any problems, but have never had to contact them beyond sign-up and PAC out.It passes the Ronseal test.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Ripple Kirk Hill member.
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I am in the process of switching to spusu uk at the moment and it's all been pretty easy. Keeping my old no using PAC, spusu Whatsapp support usually reply within a few hours and their 2.90 a month deal with EU roaming was a deal sealer.
In Austria spusu allow unused data (as part of an allowance) to be accumulated and carried forward to the next month (up to a limit) but not aware of this in the UK yet.1
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