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Twice what you pay eg for giffgaff in the UK per month.

ZenoArrow 10y ago
I only realised recently how good giffgaff's deals are. Their top package is £20 a month for unlimited everything (yes, even unlimited data, though speed is restricted after 6GB). On top of all that, you're using one of the top networks in the country (giffgaff runs on the O2 network) and all of their plans appear to be 1 month rolling contracts, so it's easy to cancel/switch plans. Wish I'd looked into them sooner. https://www.giffgaff.com/sim-only-plans https://www.giffgaff.com/sim-only-plans
- robin_reala 10y ago
  Three used to be better if you did any travelling, but they’ve basically doubled their prices recently. Might investigate GiffGaff again.
  - ddalex 10y ago
    I love giffgaff even when travelling - 4p/min calls, not sure what data costs, but it's comin down a lot in recent months.
    - robin_reala 10y ago
      I go to Denmark and Sweden a lot: with Three I get unlimited 3G same as on my UK contract.
    - justincormack 10y ago
      Data prices in Europe are ok but in the US its £5 a megabyte!
- dan1234 10y ago
  iD-Mobile (operate on Three’s network) have some pretty good prices for data users (1GB: £5.00, 2GB: £7.50; 4GB: £10.00). All 1 month contracts. I switched to their 2GB plan after Three announced their price increases. https://www.idmobile.co.uk/shop/plans/sim-only https://www.idmobile.co.uk/shop/plans/sim-only
- Symbiote 10y ago
  Giffgaff basically is O2. It's their budget (student?) brand. (The registered address of both companies is the same, if you'd like a quick verification of this.)
  - ZenoArrow 10y ago
    Yes that's right. They cut costs compared to the main O2 deals by moves like not having the same type of dedicated customer service (you get support through their forums). http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnologyandtelecoms/telecoms/11630738/Giffgaff-the-bonkers-mobile-network-proves-that-the-crowd-can-run-your-business-for-you.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnol...
nickjackson 10y ago
Gotta love giffgaff, even their phone program is very reasonably priced. I got my iPhone 6 by mail, the day after it was released. £17pm for my phone.
bazzargh 10y ago
In the context of the top post on this thread - the reason I didn't sign up with giffgaff is because they restrict tethering. eg not allowed at all on their unlimited data tarriff: https://www.giffgaff.com/support/calls-and-internet/unlimited-internet-and-tethering https://www.giffgaff.com/support/calls-and-internet/unlimite...

I only realised recently how good giffgaff's deals are. Their top package is £20 a month for unlimited everything (yes, even unlimited data, though speed is restricted after 6GB). On top of all that, you're using one of the top networks in the country (giffgaff runs on the O2 network) and all of their plans appear to be 1 month rolling contracts, so it's easy to cancel/switch plans. Wish I'd looked into them sooner. https://www.giffgaff.com/sim-only-plans https://www.giffgaff.com/sim-only-plans

robin_reala 10y ago
Three used to be better if you did any travelling, but they’ve basically doubled their prices recently. Might investigate GiffGaff again.
- ddalex 10y ago
  I love giffgaff even when travelling - 4p/min calls, not sure what data costs, but it's comin down a lot in recent months.
  - robin_reala 10y ago
    I go to Denmark and Sweden a lot: with Three I get unlimited 3G same as on my UK contract.
  - justincormack 10y ago
    Data prices in Europe are ok but in the US its £5 a megabyte!
dan1234 10y ago
iD-Mobile (operate on Three’s network) have some pretty good prices for data users (1GB: £5.00, 2GB: £7.50; 4GB: £10.00). All 1 month contracts. I switched to their 2GB plan after Three announced their price increases. https://www.idmobile.co.uk/shop/plans/sim-only https://www.idmobile.co.uk/shop/plans/sim-only
Symbiote 10y ago
Giffgaff basically is O2. It's their budget (student?) brand. (The registered address of both companies is the same, if you'd like a quick verification of this.)
- ZenoArrow 10y ago
  Yes that's right. They cut costs compared to the main O2 deals by moves like not having the same type of dedicated customer service (you get support through their forums). http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnologyandtelecoms/telecoms/11630738/Giffgaff-the-bonkers-mobile-network-proves-that-the-crowd-can-run-your-business-for-you.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/mediatechnol...

nickjackson 10y ago

Gotta love giffgaff, even their phone program is very reasonably priced. I got my iPhone 6 by mail, the day after it was released. £17pm for my phone.

bazzargh 10y ago

In the context of the top post on this thread - the reason I didn't sign up with giffgaff is because they restrict tethering. eg not allowed at all on their unlimited data tarriff: https://www.giffgaff.com/support/calls-and-internet/unlimited-internet-and-tethering https://www.giffgaff.com/support/calls-and-internet/unlimite...