Three have reduced some their sim only plans by £2 a month, the pick for me is the Essential Plan which was £7, now £5 a month on a 12 month contract.
500MB Data.
200 Minutes.
All-You-Can-Eat Texts.
Topcashback offering £5!
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errrr2 to ding
11 Feb 1725#22
Utter rubbish. I use less than 300mb a month out of my 1gig allowance. But then I don't watch porn on buses...
Graham1979 to hanaan
11 Feb 1713#31
You get £5 back
Szabster
11 Feb 1711#8
Actually You can cap your allowance on Three. Your data is capped by default and you can cap your minutes as well if you want to. I can't really see the trap aspect of this.
smelladeal to ding
11 Feb 178#14
For light users it`s quite good.:smiley:. Obviously for 14 year olds watching YouTube Beyonce videos on their mum`s sim contract, it`d be depleted rather quickly, yes. :smirk:
All comments (142)
jules888
11 Feb 172#1
Great price!
jules888
11 Feb 175#2
Just rang EE as i"m just out of contract and they price matched this so happy!
ovi_andre
11 Feb 176#3
that's a trap . Wend you go over the minute or data allowance they charge you big time
foxymeister to ovi_andre
11 Feb 175#4
Maybe so but you receive a text when you're nearing your allowance then again when you've used your allowance. Not sure but I think you can set restrictions so you never go over.
clumsymum to ovi_andre
11 Feb 176#5
Brilliant for a low user like me, I hardly Of course it is not a trap, they make no secret of the charges for over allowance data or minutes.
Am I right in thinking that most phones have the facility to set limits so you know when you are about to go over your allowance? I know mine does.
For a low user like me this is a fantastic deal.
eslick to ovi_andre
11 Feb 173#6
Up there for comment of the year. How is that different to any other company and if you don't use more than the allowance then isn't it a good deal. :disappointed:
Tribalkev to ovi_andre
11 Feb 171#33
Three unlike most other providers will cap your contract so you cant use anything outside of your allowance, excellent if you have one for your kids.
Dejaque2k to ovi_andre
11 Feb 17#38
kooks65
11 Feb 171#7
Great deal, pity I get a poor reception with three where I am though.
Magoo_222 to kooks65
11 Feb 173#12
They've got an app called Three in Touch, it lets you make calls and send texts over WiFi. Still counts towards your allowance, but useful for poor reception areas.
Szabster
11 Feb 1711#8
Actually You can cap your allowance on Three. Your data is capped by default and you can cap your minutes as well if you want to. I can't really see the trap aspect of this.
woldranger
11 Feb 173#9
Don't do it, don't feed the troll!
hanaan
11 Feb 171#10
How does the £5 cash back work?
Graham1979 to hanaan
11 Feb 1713#31
You get £5 back
ding
11 Feb 171#11
500mb of data wouldnt last 10 minutes
smelladeal to ding
11 Feb 178#14
For light users it`s quite good.:smiley:. Obviously for 14 year olds watching YouTube Beyonce videos on their mum`s sim contract, it`d be depleted rather quickly, yes. :smirk:
GAVINLEWISHUKD to ding
11 Feb 171#15
Data usage is not defined by time but by consumption. Equally 4Gb would not last 10 mins (if I max out my 4g connection).
If you only want to check your emails, read a few web pages and use Google maps once in a while then 500mb will be plenty.
If you stream any kind of service on a regular basis then it is pretty obvious you will need more.
errrr2 to ding
11 Feb 1725#22
Utter rubbish. I use less than 300mb a month out of my 1gig allowance. But then I don't watch porn on buses...
HHUKD to ding
11 Feb 171#27
100 mins actually....if you were to stream Netflix on its lowest bit rate that is.
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Opening post
500MB Data.
200 Minutes.
All-You-Can-Eat Texts.
Topcashback offering £5!
Top comments
All comments (142)
Of course it is not a trap, they make no secret of the charges for over allowance data or minutes.
Am I right in thinking that most phones have the facility to set limits so you know when you are about to go over your allowance? I know mine does.
For a low user like me this is a fantastic deal.
If you only want to check your emails, read a few web pages and use Google maps once in a while then 500mb will be plenty.
If you stream any kind of service on a regular basis then it is pretty obvious you will need more.