any idea on speeds? would EE's double speed be much better?

Don't forget £36.75 topcashback, it's make only £3.27 a month.

yeah would probably fly though 2gb haha cheers

BT is EE

this is for existing BT customers only! add £5 for non BT customers

how about the 20 pound deal will this also be on sale on black friday ?

Quidco Terms & conditions
1) Please also see the retailer's standard terms and conditions for purchase as listed on their site.
2) Cashback will not be paid in conjunction with any other offer, voucher or discount code unless listed on this page, or with any other discounts such as staff or student discounts
3) Cashback may not be paid on VAT, delivery, card payment fees, taxes or any other additional charges

Because BT are doing the £20 gift card, i am guessing that means no quidco cashback as well?

Would anyone know if WiFi is only limited to phone usage through app, or can I use it with laptops and more than one device simultaneously?

good deal only £1 more than my virginmobile 2gb data plan, same network plus 4g (virgin dont do) and bt sport lite (not sure what the lite bit means? probably only get a few matches to watch?).

Don't forget, you can also claim a £20 amazon voucher or £20 iTunes deal.

Super hot!

Not true you will get Cashback and £20 Voucher as you claim voucher after setup and its a BT Promotion .

Not a bad deal i guess they all offer bad customer service these days so you may as well go for it.

I've just got a car which has a built in WiFi hotspot feature (Land Rover Discovery Sport). I have to put a SIM card in it. I'm assuming it would be a data only SIM (or could it be any but data only is cheaper)? I don't plan to use it much but would like to try it out. Any idea what's the best deal without having to commit to a long contract? I've seen some on here at a one off price for a certain fixed amount of data - does that have to be used up in a fixed period?

Any advice appreciated.

40 Quidco on a medium SIMO - so is this a medium plan?

So then for non BT customers its

13*12 = 156 - (40 + 20) = 96/12 = 8

So still 8 quid a month - assuming the cashback is paid and of course in-effect you still pay for the 20 quid voucher of amazon or iTunes.

Thanks Op. Already have a BT sim so just upgraded sons sim from £5 for 500mb data to £8 for 2Gb data.

ID mobile is better value but BT/EE has better service?
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/id-mobile-black-friday-deals-500min-5000txt-4gb-only-10-a-month-1-month-contract-2330896

Great deal just upgraded from the £5 per month one, many thanks for posting!

Yea me too !!

Ordered the 20gb sim using topcashback but still waiting for it to be tracked. Not sure how long it takes?

How are BT with network coverage and customer service? Currently on Three network and plan to switch.

Is tethering a total no no on BT? Or are there workarounds?

Is this tied to the broadband account? I'm moving from BT broadband in 6 months

So do I have to *prove* that I live in a house with BT Broadband...? If so, could I give my in-laws' address...?
Thanks

Just ordered, fantastic deal, thanks for posting!

I thought £12.50 for 2gb on Giffgaff was already pretty good ^^

great if you get good signal in your area.

Red hot...... Ordered. Cheers OP.

Yeah i agree, just meant the telecommunication giants.

Does it say anywhere what happens to the price after your contract term ends? Does it stay £8 for as long as you're with them or does it go up eventually?

I work for BT and loads of my colleagues have ported over with no problems. My son changed to them a few months ago and ported his number from virgin quite easily.
Great deal. I think I'll move from over from three network as not impressed with signal / cust services.

It's only a 12 month's contract so chances are it will go up to the usual price, but for 12 months it seems a bargain and by the end of the contract BT & ee will probably just the one company anyway?

Or get a free EE christmas sim, top it up with a tenner and get 100gb each month for two months!

Can anyone confirm if a BT/EE SIM gets free wifi on the London Underground?

Great find, thanks for this. Upgraded wife's £5 500mb plan to this as she was going over slightly the odd occasion.

Thanks for that. Good deal at £9.99 but they want £3.99 to post a SIM card!

I've just signed up for this and it's tracked as £35 through quidco. So...
£96 (for the year) - £20 (voucher) - £35 (cash back) = £41 / 12 = £3.42 a month.
Ok so a voucher isn't cash but a stonking deal me thinks.

Has anyone been confirmed cashback from quidco or topcashback?
Topcashback say £36.75 here

anyone knows how we get the amazon/itunes voucher?

No Amazon voucher?

I'm one day in and about to cancel - just found out I can't (occasionally) tether to this SIM which makes it useless for me. Can't believe this is an issue for telcos's 2015...

Any recommendations for an alternative?

I use an iPhone and the option simply isn't there in Settings. It may be possible with Android, but I'm not sure.

I headed over to BT and found very long threads in the community discussion forums bemoaning the fact that BT justifies it on the basis it "doesn't want users to exhaust their allowance". Most people seem to find out after signing up.

A couple of other things irritate - one is the wifi assist SmartTalk. I thought it allowed a VOIP service when the mobile signal was poor, often the case for me, but essentially it routes over your BT wifi but charges at the landline rate which is separate from the inclusive call minutes and inconvenient. I've just "banned" myself from using in their console. :smiley:

This has changed to £10/month but with 3GB instead! Don't forget £42 TCB. Works out to be £6.50/month after cashback!!

Coverage next to useless for me so sadly until they integrate EE which does have good coverage in my area I'm out. Hope it works out for the rest of you.

Same here, 40% BT but 80% EE according to their coverage checker. Amazed there are parts of cities that BT hasn't got completely nailed down after all these years.

I'm going back to giffgaff, worse deal but better signal.
I saw a good deal on vodafone but apparently BT use their signal, so I'd be in the same boat.

God help you if you ever need to use their customer service.