Fantastic deal for an EE 4G sim only deal for 12 months.
Deal includes Unlimited minutes, Unlimited texts & 10GB data. Next working day delivery included.
Cashback totals £252, which you can easily claim on months 4, 6, 8, 10 & 12.
Far better than the previous deal for Vodafone posted earlier in the week which worked out at £12.99 per month after cashback for the same allowances.
It is available via Mobilephonesdirect.co.uk, which you can use to find the deal if you go through their filter options, choosing 10GB data and get a possible £10.50 cashback from Topcashback.
Top comments
cherry_1306
7 Aug 155#4
They absolutely rubbish to deal with. Everything takes ages and loads of phone calls and patience. Can't wait for my contract to finish in 12 months time
daydreamer01
7 Aug 153#9
Good luck with calling EE directly to get a better than advertised deal, never worked for me or my wife. Cash back claims process is easy and due to the massive saving should not be very hard to find a few minutes to do at each point.
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Kantrop
7 Aug 151#1
Was considering going for the 6GB data for £10.99 after redemption few days ago. This is much better. Thanks OP.
theman_257
7 Aug 151#2
How hard is claiming the cashback? do they always pay out?
Kantrop to theman_257
7 Aug 152#3
I've previously had a cashback redemption deal with dial a phone (phones4u company) before their liquidation.
The process was very easy. You just e-mail your online bill on the requested months. E.g you sent them your month 4 bill, month 6 bill etc... and you had 60 days to do so. Once done they will then send a cheque in the post.
This will all be explained in a document when you sign up.
cherry_1306
7 Aug 155#4
They absolutely rubbish to deal with. Everything takes ages and loads of phone calls and patience. Can't wait for my contract to finish in 12 months time
cherry_1306
7 Aug 151#5
itsdavidjones1984
7 Aug 15#6
I get this for a tenner a month direct from ee. It's always worth calling then direct to see what they can offer as they would have to pay these 3rd party companies more than it would be to sell it to you direct for cheaper.
JohnBingham to itsdavidjones1984
9 Aug 15#28
Hi mate, which department did you speak to? Also, what exactly did you say to them? I'm looking to do take this contract out but keep getting declined at that price
nissan300
7 Aug 15#7
going to call ee today as my contact has less than 30 days to run and see what they can offer me and I'll post it later.
webb204
7 Aug 15#8
I have the same deal direct from EE as retention for £13 a month (don't think you get 4g extra with the above deal though)
Rich069 to webb204
8 Aug 15#22
Ive just taken out the 6gb sim on this deal- and if you mean the 4gee (double boost thing), then it is included. Over 50 MBS speed in some places.
daydreamer01
7 Aug 153#9
Good luck with calling EE directly to get a better than advertised deal, never worked for me or my wife. Cash back claims process is easy and due to the massive saving should not be very hard to find a few minutes to do at each point.
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Deal includes Unlimited minutes, Unlimited texts & 10GB data. Next working day delivery included.
Cashback totals £252, which you can easily claim on months 4, 6, 8, 10 & 12.
Far better than the previous deal for Vodafone posted earlier in the week which worked out at £12.99 per month after cashback for the same allowances.
It is available via Mobilephonesdirect.co.uk, which you can use to find the deal if you go through their filter options, choosing 10GB data and get a possible £10.50 cashback from Topcashback.
Top comments
All comments (113)
The process was very easy. You just e-mail your online bill on the requested months. E.g you sent them your month 4 bill, month 6 bill etc... and you had 60 days to do so. Once done they will then send a cheque in the post.
This will all be explained in a document when you sign up.