EE's offering a 12-month contract with unlimited UK minutes and texts and a healthy 8GB of 4G data for £21.99/mth for 12 months. Plus if you enter the code AWMSECASH70 we've blagged a £70 Mastercard (factor this in and it's equivalent to £16.16/mth).
You'll be sent a £70 Mastercard within three months.
The Mastercard is pre-loaded with £70 which you can spend anywhere that accepts Mastercard. You also have to activate the card within 12 months.
Need-to-knows
12-month contract.
If you exceed your data allowance, you'll need to buy an add-on to get more.
Tethering is allowed on this plan.
You'll be credit-checked – see our Credit Scores guide.
EE may increase the price annually in line with inflation.
Cashback sites sometimes launch offers paying even more, so it's worth checking.
Top comments
shaggy
20 May 163#9
its a good job the Three / O2 merger has been blocked by the European Commission, because if O2's pricing is anything to go by, overall with less competition the new merged company will most likely increase prices for consumers and not give two hoots about it.
There is still some common sense in the world after all!
All comments (29)
GSMMAD
19 May 16#1
Quidco?
chillbill
19 May 16#2
Thanks op
Was thinking about going for it. The £70 back made it more of a hot deal.
saifsajid95
20 May 161#3
Hot! however I've just got a BT sim only deal with 20GB, BT WiFi hotspot, BT sports lite, unlimited minutes & texts for £20 (£25 if you're not a BT customer). £35 cashback via quidco and a £40 amazon voucher which is as good as cash depending on the things you buy...
it seems to me as if sim only deals will be coming down, there seems a general downward trend, with the likes of iD etc offering dirt cheap stuff...
spencer24
20 May 16#4
only 8gb for £22 cold
Tech3k
20 May 16#5
I'm on ee with unlimited talk and text with 16GB data for £16. But this is still a good deal as you need to account for how much is a 8GB 4G sim only tariff is normally. Also with cash back is a nice touch.
choice4
20 May 16#6
But EE just finished a deal of 16GB for £20 last month unlimited text and minutes
so i would wait for a better deal
cfaboy
20 May 16#7
Anyone know what happened to o2 sim only prices? My favourite network by far - but their prices are so much higher and no cashback, discount or redemptions deals to be found anywhere??
DennisG to cfaboy
20 May 16#16
It's very frustrating - I use tugo religiously so am tied to o2 and can't get a good deal as an existing user
fishmaster
20 May 16#8
I get 80Mb/30Mb on 4G which is faster than my 40Mb Sky Fibre, but I have only 4GB data allowance, once they get the data allowance in the 100's of GB's then I'll be sacking off my rip off landline and Fibre connection.
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Opening post
EE's offering a 12-month contract with unlimited UK minutes and texts and a healthy 8GB of 4G data for £21.99/mth for 12 months. Plus if you enter the code AWMSECASH70 we've blagged a £70 Mastercard (factor this in and it's equivalent to £16.16/mth).
You'll be sent a £70 Mastercard within three months.
The Mastercard is pre-loaded with £70 which you can spend anywhere that accepts Mastercard. You also have to activate the card within 12 months.
Need-to-knows
12-month contract.
If you exceed your data allowance, you'll need to buy an add-on to get more.
Tethering is allowed on this plan.
You'll be credit-checked – see our Credit Scores guide.
EE may increase the price annually in line with inflation.
Cashback sites sometimes launch offers paying even more, so it's worth checking.
Top comments
There is still some common sense in the world after all!
All comments (29)
Was thinking about going for it. The £70 back made it more of a hot deal.
it seems to me as if sim only deals will be coming down, there seems a general downward trend, with the likes of iD etc offering dirt cheap stuff...
so i would wait for a better deal