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How do you pay 15£/month for unlimited data? Three had 17£/month (now 30GB for new clients) but I’ve never seen 15£/month for unlimited data.

• Nursie 8y ago
  Errr.... It might be £17. It's a Three business contract that's been running for two or three years now. I put the unlimited part to the test as well, using it as our home broadband for a few months. 100GB+ and they didn't squeal. (--edit-- looking at the invoice it's a mess of charges, bonuses and weird discounts, starting at a base price of £34 plus vat, brought down to £17 plus vat, not quite as cheap as I thought and a lot weirder)
  • tigershark 8y ago
    How do you get the discount? I opted to keep my personal plan instead of choosing a business plan because it was 34£+VAT, but if with a discount is just 17£+VAT then it’s very interesting.
    • Nursie 8y ago
      I wonder if I just called up on a day when the sales guy needed to make up a quota or something. Looking at what I have on my invoice - £34 - Business 900 £4.167 - Landline 1000 (this on is weird, I have no landline from anyone) £4.255 - Broadband Plus (I also don't have broadband from them) -£8.511 - '25% Recurring discount' -£16.667 - 'Loyalty discount' Coming out at £17.286 for the lot before VAT, I'm assuming the guy put on some basic charges for the lowest level landline and broadband connections, which were never to be provisioned, to unlock the discounts ... !