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> It's quite difficult to find a phone plan without some form of data included, even PAYG Citation needed. Pay and go plans in the UK still charge data by the
by nly 13y ago
> It's quite difficult to find a phone plan without some form of data included, even PAYG
Citation needed. Pay and go plans in the UK still charge data by the megabyte.
- koopajah 13y agoYes but a lot of them come with 100 to 500MB free of data everytime you top-up
- nly 13y agoWhich is great if you're topping up by £10+ every month (because the data allowance no doubt expires). If you're spending £10/month on credit, you may as well get a rolling contract and get minutes, texts and unlimited data (Giff Gaff -> £12) I know plenty of people who aren't willing to pay that even though they use a smartphone (mostly on wifi)... and 20p/megabyte for occasional or accidental data use is just outrageous. Data prices are still a huge problem imo.
- mcintyre1994 13y agoHave you checked out Three's 321 PAYG plan? If you're not using enough to justify a rolling plan, it looks like the best bet - 3p/min, 2p/text, 1p/mb. http://www.three.co.uk/Store/Pay_As_You_Go_Price_Plans http://www.three.co.uk/Store/Pay_As_You_Go_Price_Plans
- _mulder_ 13y agoOrange and T-Mobile give you 1Gb of data when you top-up £10. Other carriers do similar things.