BT Mobile have an offer on the 20gb tariff for £16 a month for BT broadband customers (or £21 a month for non BT broadband customers).
If you have BT broadband at home, then select "got BT broadband at home" at the top and the price drops to £16 a month.
Also, possible £35.35 TCB.
I think this is a great deal as long as you dont need tethering as BT Mobile do not allow this.
Otherwise, the network has been great. I have been with them since they started and data speeds have been consistent throughout the day ranging from 25mbps to 30mbps.
They are also offering an add on for an extra £4 a month which doubles the data speed to up to 60mbps (I havent tried this yet)
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Bal
5 Feb 163#18
Thanks for the heads up Bud...only just activated my sim yesterday at the old £20 price. Rang them up and they reduced my bill.
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ayaz51
5 Feb 16#1
Ooh. What network do they run on?
d84rk_knight to ayaz51
5 Feb 161#2
They run on the EE network, which has now been taken over by BT anyway.
waqyp
5 Feb 16#3
20GB, but you can't tether? :neutral_face:
d84rk_knight to waqyp
5 Feb 161#4
Nope cant tether. But 20gb comes to good use especially if you stream a lot (if your a football fan then you can watch some matches on the BT Sport Lite app which is included for BT Mobile customers)
Watch 38 live Barclays Premier League matches when you're out and about with BT Sport Lite for free on your smartphone
credington to waqyp
5 Feb 161#7
Yeh that sucks.
HOTPOT to waqyp
5 Feb 161#28
Can someone explain why we can't tether? 20 gig is 20 gig, however you use it. I am on EE & I tether a lot, now BT has/is taken over, I guess they will imp[ose their draconian rules on that as well.
Iamthemills to waqyp
5 Feb 16#33
ive been told by someone that it says you cant tether, but he is still able to use tethering... give it a try?
ayaz51
5 Feb 16#5
OK last question. Wifi calling included?any thanks
Jase79
5 Feb 161#6
I'm with BT mobile & always have decent coverage and 4G.
ayaz51
5 Feb 16#8
I was reading that you need to be a BT landline customer to use the wifi calling? Unless I got my wires crossed. OK very last two questions can you receive calls through wifi calling. Based on someone calling your number? Sorry just want to make sure as I'm very tempted
d84rk_knight to ayaz51
5 Feb 16#9
No you cant receive calls through wifi by someone just calling your number in the usual way. Wifi calling will only work through apps like whatsapp or skype.
I think your getting confused with the bt smarttalk app which is for landline customers which allows you to make calls through wifi and get billed through your landline account (useful especially when abroad because you get charged as you would when calling from the UK, so if you have free evening/weekend calls, then calls will be free to make back to the uk. But be careful with the time difference as you need to look at the UK time). But even this app does not allow you to receive calls.
dneill2006
5 Feb 161#10
On BT Mobile 20GB package and always tether to my laptop to stream Plex, Netflix etc when working away.
carcuscrae
5 Feb 161#11
Just to correct you here, not in a nasty way but just for your info, WiFi Calling is a new feature in iOS 9 (I think) but is currently only used by EE in the UK. It basically routes your calls via your wifi if you don't have a good mobile signal. Unfortunately as yet BT Mobile don't offer this, whether they will in the future now they own EE is another thing :smiley:
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If you have BT broadband at home, then select "got BT broadband at home" at the top and the price drops to £16 a month.
Also, possible £35.35 TCB.
I think this is a great deal as long as you dont need tethering as BT Mobile do not allow this.
Otherwise, the network has been great. I have been with them since they started and data speeds have been consistent throughout the day ranging from 25mbps to 30mbps.
They are also offering an add on for an extra £4 a month which doubles the data speed to up to 60mbps (I havent tried this yet)
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Watch 38 live Barclays Premier League matches when you're out and about with BT Sport Lite for free on your smartphone
I think your getting confused with the bt smarttalk app which is for landline customers which allows you to make calls through wifi and get billed through your landline account (useful especially when abroad because you get charged as you would when calling from the UK, so if you have free evening/weekend calls, then calls will be free to make back to the uk. But be careful with the time difference as you need to look at the UK time). But even this app does not allow you to receive calls.