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Got a link? I've seen some pre-paid plans that did, but super discount carriers I didn't trust too much on speed / EU roaming agreements to other countries.
by bwb 7y ago
Got a link?
I've seen some pre-paid plans that did, but super discount carriers I didn't trust too much on speed / EU roaming agreements to other countries.
- lostlogin 7y agoLast year I walked into various grotty shops and sim cards in that price range were readily available in the UK and France. Usually 4g occasionally 3g. They were prepaid.
- DiogenesKynikos 7y agoI don't want to advertise anything, but this website has a pretty extensive comparison of options in Germany: https://www.check24.de/handytarife/vergleich?data_included=3000&minutes_included=100&select_contract=-1&young_tariff=no&with_high_rejection_rate=no&network_tmobile=yes&network_vodafone=yes&network_o2=yes&tariff_type=all&rnp=egal&tariff_activation_date=no&data_speed=0<e=yes&hardware_nature=40&with_data_tariffs=no&fixed_traffic_automatic=egal&sms_included=all&network_eplus=yes https://www.check24.de/handytarife/vergleich?data_included=3... The cheapest plans are on the Vodafone and O2 networks, which aren't as good as the Telekom (former state-owned) network. There are, however, plans with 3 GB for less than 10€ on the Telekom network. If you're willing to go with one of the shoddier networks, you can save a few more Euros each month.
- bwb 7y agoNice, I stand corrected, how does that limit of 22.6mb stack up to the big ones?
- DiogenesKynikos 7y agoIt looks like there are plenty of cheap plans with 50 Mbit/s. It would be interesting to know what European countries have done differently from the US to foster competition in mobile providers.