BT Mobile 2GB 12 month sim + 40 Amazon/iTunes Voucher £8 a month - £96 @ BT (British Telecom)

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BT Mobile 2GB 12 month sim + 40 Amazon/iTunes Voucher £8 a month £96.00

£96 BT (British Telecom)15 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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emrahsener54

15 Mar 16

This deal for existing BT customers. £13 for Non-BT customers.

After £40 Gift card it comes to £56. Also you can cap your tariff so you dont spend over.

I dont believe quidco but there is potential quidco as well.

BT Mobile 2GB Plan
12 month contract
FAST 4G BT SPORT LITE
£50 DISCOUNT ON SELECTED BT SHOP MOBILE PHONES
2GB Data
Unlimited BT Wi-fi
500 Minutes
Unlimited Texts

Latest comments (60)

umar

16 Apr 16 #60

there you go no fight needed i claimed last night
https://www.vouchers.bt.com/offer/mobileclaim

edwin29

24 Mar 16 #56

Still chasing for £30 of Amazon vouchers from a previous BT deal. You will have to fight for them, they won't just give them to you.

ClareW23 to edwin29

16 Apr 16 #59

Hi, how do you claim the Amazon voucher please?

danielson1978

10 Apr 16 #58

A quick update, I received my Amazon vouchers on Friday, not sure if it was the original/normal waiting time or because I phoned them again earlier in the week and they raised an issue with the rewards people - anyway that's my TCB (£47.50) and £40 Amazon voucher for a £5 per month SIM card - not bad

davening

15 Mar 16 #12

Checked if tethering allowed but could not determine. Anyone know? Cheers

TonyLeMesmer to davening

15 Mar 16 #13

Not allowed, but possible on Android. Disabled on iPhone.

smartypants71 to davening

1 Apr 16 #57

I have had the BT Mobile 2GB plan for a year now and have regularly been able to tether successfully from my Sony Android phone, including streaming on Netflix & iPlayer. I've never had any issues, throttling or warnings. I don't see what the problem is with tethering, if I have paid for 2GB data why does it matter how I use it? If I buy petrol from a petrol station they don't stipulate what kind of car I can put it in! Not allowing tethering on a fixed data plan is so dumb.

joeboy22

21 Mar 16 #55

I got this deal £8 deal during the black friday deal in November. £20 itunes (had to chase up only just got them) and £35 quidco after 3 months.

joeboy22

21 Mar 16 #54

I got this deal £8 deal during the black friday deal in November. £20 itunes (had to chase up only just got them) and £35 quidco after 3 months.

joeboy22

20 Mar 16 #53

I got this deal £8 deal during the black friday deal in November. £20 itunes (had to chase up only just got them) and £35 quidco after 3 months.

Infiltrator

20 Mar 16 #52

Did this in December (was 3 gb though for £10 month) got the quidco and the £30 Amazon voucher plus a selection box, had to raise a case with their support folk on the community forum to get the vouchers, but they were very helpful and got it sorted quickly.

iDealYou

20 Mar 16 #50

I'm unsure, is this "BT Broadband" customers only?

emrahsener54 to iDealYou

20 Mar 16 #51

yes

johnnyd57uk

18 Mar 16 #49

I got their £5 sim deal and no problems with that. However they dont appear to be honouring their cashback deal via Quidco or their own £20/£40 Amazon/Itunes voucher offer. I have tried to resolve the matter with BT but no luck so far so Beware.....not the bargain it seems. Typical BT hear you say.

BuddyBriggs

17 Mar 16 #48

I did the £5 a month plan a while back and the TCB came through after a couple of months. The order process and transferring number was all very straightforward, and I was just glad to get away from Vodafone.

LittleChimp

17 Mar 16 #42

Guys it says on quidco 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. Does this mean trying to get the cashback will screw up getting the Amazon vouchers?

emrahsener54 to LittleChimp

17 Mar 16 #47

I filled the voucher form straight away. I dont care about quidco cos they still due my 30 quid from november but I never see that money. Quidco TCB all of them for me a lie.

umar

17 Mar 16 #43

does your contract start when you order the sim online or when you activate it im with tesco and thinking about joining bt and keeping my number

MonkeysUncle to umar

17 Mar 16 1 #45

Looks like from when you activate your sim.

emrahsener54 to umar

17 Mar 16 #46

You need to ask for PAC Code from tesco. Very simple few steps you need to do on bt website.

https://www.bt.com/appsmobilemgmt/secure/consumer/portIn.do?acckey=18070859

MonkeysUncle

17 Mar 16 #44

Thanks op, bagged this deal, if you go to the bt mobile forum it looks like a few people have amazon voucher problems, drop one of the mods there an email and they sort it out.

My sim came today, and all activated. Even got my puc code today so I'm a happy bunny. Signal was better than expected too.

SRM_87

17 Mar 16 #41

I know and knowing my luck I'll be in a new 12 month contract...
I might just switch to a cheap uswitch rolling month special and hold out for it.
Got my shiny new s7 edge en route and need cheap data!!

SRM_87

16 Mar 16 #39

Really want the £16 20gb to return...
I've got till the 11th April till my pac runs out

emrahsener54 to SRM_87

16 Mar 16 #40

I have asked that as well. The guy said on the phone they dont do it currently and dont think it will be on a while. But just wait till last you still have almost a month. You never know.

moneyfornothing

16 Mar 16 #38

£40 quidco cashback confirmed plus the £40 amazon vouchers for £5 per month. One of the best deals i've seen here. nice find OP

IndyS

16 Mar 16 1 #37

On a previous BB deal, I emailed the Chief Executive, worked wonders, daily phone calls from their executive team ([email protected]) :man:

danielson1978

15 Mar 16 #20

I've had to chase BT today for my Amazon voucher, I received an email directly after I made the claim stating they would check when I took out my sim only deal and let me know a voucher would be sent (this was the beginning of Feb) - I received no further communication from them and no voucher, the guy has gone through the same claim process with me again today and I received the same email saying they'd check and haven't heard anything further yet, I will keep you updated

Yiddo4life to danielson1978

16 Mar 16 #30

same here buddy they're useless - messed up quidco and amazon vouchers - more hassle than what it's worth, customer chat just gave the wrong VOL number out, and then it all falls apart as all declined, and you have to go through the process again, this has been on-going since I ordered on 28th November and still nothing

shaggy to danielson1978

16 Mar 16 #36

I'm going through the same hassle after getting the 20gb data deal a month ago. Great deal but be prepared to chase up for the Amazon voucher

dsuk

16 Mar 16 #35

2gb this would be a great deal in the 90's

danielson1978

16 Mar 16 #34

Further to my post above it's not actually about the Amazon vouchers but my Top Cashback has gone from "pending" to "confirmed" this morning, so at least that side of it appears to be coming through

SpeedyG

16 Mar 16 #33

Just ordered but forgot TCB :disappointed:

zeberdys

16 Mar 16 #32

Just done a £5 a month one so they will pay us £22 for pleasure and two £8 a month contacts will work out at £14 for the year and cash back appears to have tracked.

zeberdys

16 Mar 16 #31

Never had a problem claiming vouchers yet but takes up to 45 days see here https://www.vouchers.bt.com/offer/mobileclaim/?s_cid=con_FURL_mobileclaim

henryftw

16 Mar 16 #28

Just ordered, so giffgaff is slower than o2 with 4G (limited bandwidth on o2 masts)

Is this the case with BT and EE?

craigos to henryftw

16 Mar 16 #29

Would be interesting to see these agreements between the major networks and the smaller MVNO's. I'm on Giffgaff and although the price is good for what I get (same as this deal on a 30day contract for £12/mo), I very rarely feel like I am getting full speed 4G. Sometimes I cannot get a connection at all and sometimes I get network busy when trying to make calls. So obviously you get a second rate service compared to actual customers of the major networks. But I guess that is sort of expected since the prices on MVNO's are usually much less. I am sure they don't state anywhere that I have seen that you don't get the same treatment on the network though.

I am hoping since BT have bought EE that their customers will hopefully get the same access to the network as EE customers!

Gambler

15 Mar 16 #26

I was looking at Btmobile but 12 month contract put me off. Ended up going with Life 3G but the network coverage is pretty poor compared to my work phone on EE 4G. Would BT be any better on 4G?

TonyLeMesmer to Gambler

15 Mar 16 #27

BT coverage would be the same as EE 4G as they use the same network.

mork-09

15 Mar 16 #25

I took out the £5 deal 13 days ago so was able to go onto the webchat and get this deal instead luckily :smiley:

kmmmd

15 Mar 16 1 #23

Tethering is working on Windows Phone without any problems. Vouchers claimed in October 2 x 20 pounds - never received, chased them few times, finally gave up, just disappointed.

mork-09 to kmmmd

15 Mar 16 2 #24

NEVER GIVE UP!!!!!! Get on that chat window RIGHT NOW!!!!! :smiley:

Sogaaddict

15 Mar 16 #22

BT seem to think I have BT Broadband, I have Plusnet bb, I know BT own Plusnet so maybe I can go for the BT rates. Slightly confused.

chrispcollins

15 Mar 16 #21

Tethering not allowed on BT though

ttttd

15 Mar 16 #19

Tethering is allowed on EE 4G.

derekduggan

15 Mar 16 #18

I signed up for the £20 sim in November. Will downgrade this November to the £8 contract as I am not even getting close to 1gb of data a month due to btwifi. Bt are offering an upgrade on 4g to super 4g (for £4 a month extra -one month free trial) offering speeds of over 70mg to your mobile.

For me as a Bt customer...bt mobile is a must have.

Elevation

15 Mar 16 1 #17

This is great for BT customers that's for sure. But equally it's really not great for those who aren't - I'd be paying £3 more per month for the same amount of data I'm getting now - which cannot be called a good deal.

DanB89

15 Mar 16 #16

Thanks just ordered the 2GB plan. It's tracked (TCB), but tracked as BT Broadband - New Customers not BT Mobile! I cleared my cookies beforehand and defiately clicked the BT Mobile link... the amount is right though so we shall see.

..have taken a screenshot of the BT Mobile page in case! Clearly says "XX if you are not in a BT Household" so i.e. if you are then you pay the lower price.

naski666

15 Mar 16 #15

I'm looking for this amount if data with the recent hueawi 4g router. anyone experience if using one of these in a mobile router? thanks

James

davening

15 Mar 16 #14

I use Android and use EE 4G and setup hotspot sometimes to share link. I don't know whether they can tell.
Probably will have to share the BT free WiFi connection also. Will test it with home broadband first.
Any comments?

TonyLeMesmer

15 Mar 16 #11

Bargain. £40 TCB and £40 Amazon.

bellboys

15 Mar 16 #10

Was going to post this. For BT households this is an absolute no-brainer. Even for non-BT households it's still a great deal. For light data users the 500mb/mth tariff works out at less than zero for the first 12 months as long as you are a BT household and the Quidco/TCH cashback/Amazon gift card comes through OK. Crazy!

tattaylor1

15 Mar 16 #8

Sounded a good deal for my daughter who needs.. no, wants!.. more data but I have a cheap (£5) BT sim only plan for my son - you can't cap at zero; can only cap at no more than £5 extra per month - that's twice the price if he does go over! And I'll almost guarantee that'd be £13 every month for my daughter!

emrahsener54 to tattaylor1

15 Mar 16 #9

When I talked to the guy on the phone yesterday he never mentioned me that. Good to know though.

Ruffuz

15 Mar 16 1 #4

how's their internet speed?

Looking to move from giff gaff as it's proper joke

thesnowman86 to Ruffuz

15 Mar 16 #5

4G - works off of Threes network i think

emrahsener54 to Ruffuz

15 Mar 16 2 #7

BT bought EE so they are using their network which is the best for 4G and coverage.

adewilson

15 Mar 16 #6

4G is EE soon to be the same company

Scorpion

15 Mar 16 1 #3

Not sure how this isn't hotter. I got this deal a while back. I ended up getting more in cashback and vouchers than the cost of the phone contract ! :confused::sunglasses:

thesnowman86

15 Mar 16 #2

Great deal. Overall cost is £96 but £35 Quidco + £40 Amazon means it works out at £1.75 a month

Shambles

15 Mar 16 #1

Last time I checked (yesterday, when I ordered the £5 plan) TCB was offering £40.40

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