like if you read all that and just realised now its a data only sim

Three is funny, when they thought they had 02 in the bag they were getting shot of existing customers. Once the competition watchdog blocked it, three are now offering better deals :smiley:

Same price in the existing customer offers page including a mifi unit :smiley:

Same price in the existing customer offers page including a mifi unit :smiley:

Is there any quidco/topcashback available on this?

does this mean with amazon and topcashback this is only £1.75 a month???

this is hot by my contract isnt due yet. :disappointed:(

Is this 20GB for 12 months or 20GB per month

Seems to suggest it is http://www.three.co.uk/terms-conditions/amazon-gift-card-offer

Actually reading further maybe not

No minutes /text. Good only for iPad or sumthing..

This is amazing, anyone know best and cheapest way to get my o2 phone unlocked?

Says you get a 25 pound Amazon gift card

Dies this have any minutes pre-loaded or just solely a data sim

Just data.

like if you read all that and just realised now its a data only sim

Although this is a data SIM, I think you can use it in a phone, and just pay 3p/min for calls and 2p per text.

I've bought it with the mifi unit, but very tempted to put it in my phone - I don't make many calls or texts.

£5 monthly discount for paying by DD which means £8 per month. Also, Quidco, £100 cashback for all 12 month SIM contracts with 4GB or more data per month (excludes the 4GB/600 minutes tariff). Is that correct?

Thanks. And what about the cashback?

Perfect, I've been looking out for a deal like this for a while. Closest I've been able to get near with Three has been 20gb for £18 per month over 2 years. Hot!

Seems it has to be a voice sim as per Info so this won't count for the voucher :-(

Seems calls and texts are 3p/2p but you can't port over a number, still good for dual sim or data device I guess.

To add, this does come with a £25 Amazon gift card.

Is this capped?

do you think we can use this in dual sim phone?

Three is funny, when they thought they had 02 in the bag they were getting shot of existing customers. Once the competition watchdog blocked it, three are now offering better deals :smiley:

Three are an interesting bunch lol

Cheers op heat added, just ordered for my tab s2 that was on here from 02 the other week. Went through quidco but nothing tracked yet and £25 amazon voucher shown at checkout.

Can you use it in a tablet or is it just for phones

My contract ends in october can I contact them and have them switch to this contract at the end of my current one?

Also is this a permanent deal?

(first time contract, used to be on giffgaff before this)

Thanks.

Cheers

My handset is PAYG and I am with GiffGaff who use O2.

can it be used abroad over 2 months away.

02 got lot better deal. Unlimited minutes n texts with 20Gb for 20£

Do they allow tethering on these?

Checked TCB and it indeed does seem to state that you wouldn't get cashback for this particular deal, however Quidco doesn't mention the same restrictions so might work!

From looking at Quidco's T&C's it seems like you would get cashback, however the T&C's on Topcashback say you wouldn't. If I needed this, personally, I would probably take the risk, but it's up to you if it's still good value to go for it if the Quidco money doesn't come through.

All the best

Also just checked and £50 Amazon voucher only comes with Voice SIMs

my sim only deal is eligible for upgrade since yesterday, I called the 3 network and spoke to sales adviser, no luck with any descent offers as she offered: unlimited mins, unlimited text and 8GB of data for £16 its included £10 as she mentioned and told her it's not the deal as I can get cheaper elsewhere. Why I need go throughout the cancellation in order to get better deal? it's exactly the same as almost all companies like: any insurance companies, Sky, Virgin, BT and others.

yes you can as long as its 3g/4g slot on your phone but beware 3mobile doesn't support 2g so once you have your other sim active your 3 sim wont work unless you connected to internet....if it makes sense

umm...

Received my Sim yesterday put it straight in my tab s2, quick speed check 60mbs download + 22mbs upload.. tethered my phone with no issues, very happy.
Anybody registered for the £25 amazon voucher, it's asking for a 10 digit account number but on the invoice it's only 8 digits.. any ideas?

Let me tell you what I did to get a data SIM. I signed up with EE for a 32GB SIM only with for £28 / month on a 1 month contract. I colleague did got on the same deal but through CPW with a mifi device. The then got an email with a subject of "Loads of Data" from EE offering 64GB for the same £28 / month if he committed to a 12 month contract.

So I called EE and told them about this and after some discussion and reference to another team they gave me the same deal, 64GB per month for £28 on a 12 month contract.

The SIM will work in any device and you can make calls and send text messages but they will cost extra as none are included.

I've never hit the limit but I understand that its capped.

If anyone tries to get that deal and has a problem. Please PM me and I can give you the number of my SIM and then you can quote that to the EE agent as evidence that they deal is possible.

Would go nicely with the new iPhone upgrade programme

I got excited about the EE 64GB for £28 and gave the number I found on another forum a call. I think its an offer only available as an existing EE data sim customer as a retentions deals - something I wasn't aware of. Already had a data sim so no problem.

I was skeptical, but the guy I spoke to was awesome and let me have it with another 10% off. 64GB for £25.20 per month on 12mth contract. Really good as I can't get fibre broadband and use this as my main internet.

Still tempted by the Three offer as well (not so hot now there is no Amazon voucher included)

Really happy you got such a good deal. What do you use the SIM with?

What's not clear to me is whether tethering is within the allowance for this SIM. Also, if used within a mifi, is this akin to phone/tablet internet usage or does the operator see this as tethering and therefore outside the scope of the intended package?

Anyone know for sure??

pops


EDIT: Actually, judging by this page it appears that for another quid, you get the a mifi on the same plan so it's all considered the same thing then. You may need to call them to confirm but it does seem to be the case.

Now £21. Unless I'm missing something obvious, this needs expiring.