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I've had an (truly) unlimited plan in the UK for less than 25£ for about a decade now. The <20£ plans often have caps but it's not so much more for unlimited.
by fckthisguy 5y ago
I've had an (truly) unlimited plan in the UK for less than 25£ for about a decade now.
The <20£ plans often have caps but it's not so much more for unlimited.
- OJFord 5y agoYeah, I know they're available, I just don't think most people need/have them. (Modulo my edit that I might be extremely out of touch because I don't have any desire to.. I don't know, watch short clips of funny dances or whatever while out and about.) The killer in Canada (at least, from the big two providers I checked above) seems to be that low-limit plans aren't available. They start at 30GB, and charge roughly double.
- salamandersauce 5y agoThere is low limit plans, just only on the sub-brands of the big 3. They all operate multiple MVNOs with a low-end tier like Lucky Mobile and Public Mobile, a mid-tier brand like Virgin (in Canada completely run by Bell Canada, only license name and logo), Fido and Koodo. These cheaper brands have cheaper plans like 5GB for $50 or 1GB for $25. But they are also artificially locked out on features. You can't have an Apple Watch on the low end brands, there's no visual voice-mail support, no RCS, etc. Phone choice is limited although that's less of an issue than it was.
- 00deadbeef 5y agoYeah Three offer unlimited 5G for £20/month. I get 160GB 5G with EE for £20/month but it's a much better network.