Another great deal only available through uSwitch on the below link only. Perfect for kids as it can be capped too. Having to change from my previous PlusNet posting due to signal issues in my area, so found this and thought I'd share.
They only one 1 month SIMO plans - so cant get the 40 quidco cashback or are there any that are 12 months?
iDmobile
6 Feb 17#21
[quote=adi0604]Can you confirm reason New Zealand is not included in your inclusive roaming? even though it's on feel at home country with Three mobile which you are using?
Hi adi0604, unfortunately we don't have an agreement to provide inclusive roaming in New Zealand, things like this are arranged separately from Three even though we run through the Three network structure.
adi0604 to iDmobile
10 Feb 17#26
Can we addon Newzealand etc..?
yorkie
6 Feb 17#24
I signed up to the 1.5GB £5 plan for me and the wife last week but unfortunately I couldn't get a signal. I have to say though the customer service so far has been excellent as when I asked to cancel under the statutory 14 day cooling off period they responded within a few hours confirming they had terminated our contracts. I'm a bit gutted really as I'm paying £7.50 for less with Tesco and can't find cheaper elsewhere.
wildecat to yorkie
10 Feb 17#25
I had the same issue, changed jobs and no EE/3 coverage.
Otherwise, no issues with iD but some of their non-EU roaming rates look scary e.g. Canada
Talkmobile offer 2GB, 500mins and various texts for £7.50.
Run on Vodafone, so should have comparable coverage to O2.
No 4G yet thought but their 3G isn't bad.
Norman-B
6 Feb 17#20
I am considering moving to this for my grandson but I need confirmation that he is unable to exceed the monthly cost of £7.50, please.
iDmobile to Norman-B
6 Feb 171#22
Hi Norman-B, a cap can be applied on our ShockProof plans to limit any extra spending to £5. We also provide our app to monitor allowances to help avoid exceeding these.
ijw0161 to Norman-B
6 Feb 171#23
Go with the Plusnet as they can cap to £1. This is capped to £5, so he could potentially go over the £7.50 to a maximum of £12.50 pm
andisitadeal
6 Feb 17#12
Does this deal include data roaming in Europe?
iDmobile to andisitadeal
6 Feb 17#19
Hi andisitadeal, only our Takeaway plans have inclusive roaming in 29 countries, these plans require 12 month minimum terms. Our ShockProof and Goto plans are available on 30 day rolling contracts but roaming with these plans is chargeable.
FerreroRussian
6 Feb 17#18
Now contemplating between this deal and the Plusnet's £7.50 deal....
ake7861
6 Feb 17#17
Does this plan include capping every month or will I get both capping and data rollover?
FerreroRussian
6 Feb 17#16
Thank you for the information. :smiley:
iDmobile
6 Feb 17#15
Hi FerreroRussian, that's correct. This plan is a ShockProof plan which does not come with data rollover. We do however have a 2Gb GoTo plan which includes data rollover but with 500 minutes available directly on our site.
martincroot
6 Feb 17#13
signed up for this last month. 2gb a month with data rollover too. And excellent 4g coverage on 3's network. great stuff.
FerreroRussian to martincroot
6 Feb 17#14
From what I understand this one doesn't have the data rollover feature, is that correct?
kartiers
6 Feb 17#11
You are no longer allowed to cap pay monthly contracts to £0, phone industry has changed that ruling.
adi0604
6 Feb 17#10
Can you confirm reason New Zealand is not included in your inclusive roaming? even though it's on feel at home country with Three mobile which you are using?
calvin624
6 Feb 17#9
This is the contract I'm on. Also has rolling data so if you don't use it all up it rolls over to the next month. Have had no issues.
miffyl
6 Feb 17#8
Not any more unfortunately.
staffs1959
31 Jan 17#1
Quidco says £40 cash back.. Looks like it applies if you take the 12 months sim only.. They also have a 1.5gb version for £5 a month..... Can someone check that this looks right on the cashback, may get one for my grandson...
seaniboy to staffs1959
31 Jan 17#7
seaniboy
31 Jan 172#6
ea
lets match Plusnet, but not :laughing:
Still a good deal, heat added!
HaraldBB
31 Jan 171#5
The point is it cannot be set to 0 which makes cap a little bit useless. Especially on £5 or £7.50 tariffs...
staffs1959
31 Jan 17#4
The £5 a month one is NOT a 12 month contract so does not qualify for the cash back..
Bummer :disappointed: Thought it was to good to be true.. Never mind..
HaraldBB
31 Jan 171#2
Plus the ID mobile usual so called "credit check" roulette.
Capping is also useless as cap can be doubled from the phone, without any control. For example - you're setting the cap for monthly payment only - 7.50
User can double it using network feature up to 15 where the cap really kicks in. And there is no way to disable this function, pathetic..
iDmobile to HaraldBB
31 Jan 172#3
Hi HaraldBB, the cap can be changed using our app from a minimum of £5 additional spend up to the maximum credit limit.
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Hi adi0604, unfortunately we don't have an agreement to provide inclusive roaming in New Zealand, things like this are arranged separately from Three even though we run through the Three network structure.
Otherwise, no issues with iD but some of their non-EU roaming rates look scary e.g. Canada
Talkmobile offer 2GB, 500mins and various texts for £7.50.
Run on Vodafone, so should have comparable coverage to O2.
No 4G yet thought but their 3G isn't bad.
lets match Plusnet, but not :laughing:
Still a good deal, heat added!
Bummer :disappointed: Thought it was to good to be true.. Never mind..
Capping is also useless as cap can be doubled from the phone, without any control. For example - you're setting the cap for monthly payment only - 7.50
User can double it using network feature up to 15 where the cap really kicks in. And there is no way to disable this function, pathetic..