1000 minutes
Unlimited texts
3gb 4G data
30 days sim only contract
Inclusive minutes include calls to UK landlines starting 01, 02 or 03, voicemail and any UK mobile network.
Inclusive standard text messages are available to use to any UK mobile network.
UK based customer service
Smart Cap
No additional tethering charges
Free delivery
£8.50 month
WARNING... SECURITY ISSUE for PLUSNET mobile customers.
CERTAIN INCOMING CALLS will DISABLE further incoming calls. PLUSNET deny this is a SECURITY issue.
PLUSNET response:
"I've taken a look at your account and can see you've been advised the issue you've been experiencing since the bank called you is not something we can resolve, but will be fixed automatically in 12 - 24 hours
It's not that a call from the bank is causing your calls to be barred, it's that they are calling from short code which is causing a network error. I can only apologise for the inconvenience of this situation"
- seaniboy
Top comments
donslibi
11 May 178#1
Three have a better deal on (4GB data, unlimited mins and texts) for £9:
However this deal includes tethering. 3 does not in there £9 package
cricky12 to donslibi
31 May 17#55
Are three any good ? I know Kevin bacon keeps harping on about EE s 4g , but their phone signal is terrible
denwyn
11 May 172#2
this is a good deal, but has there customer service improved.
donslibi to denwyn
11 May 173#5
Been with them for 2 years with two numbers. No issues to date.
szaman81 to denwyn
11 May 172#7
I am currently with plusnet 30 days sim only getting unlimited calls, text and 4gb data for £10 month and I have no CS issues.
Tortuga to denwyn
11 May 171#8
Their customer service has tanked since the days of Life Mobile, the past two times I've had to call them I've not been impressed at all. I am seriously considering moving back to Three.
citibadger to denwyn
13 May 17#46
Yep. They've always been very good when I needed them (not their fault, my banks.)
JeremyM
11 May 17#4
Last month the same deal was for £8. Cold from me.
yatsuen to JeremyM
11 May 17#13
Yes, last month I got this deal but with 1500 minutes instead of 1000 for £8.
The 3 mobile is a good deal but it's a 12 months contract and not a 30 day rolling contract...great if you're happy to commit for a year.
Been with plusnet for 3 months now and no issues with porting number or with customer service.
Regprentice to JeremyM
11 May 17#37
yesterday the same deal was £8 .
donslibi
11 May 17#6
Most people are happy to take a year contract. Can't see any benefit of a rolling monthly one if you are getting less for your money.
szaman81
11 May 172#9
If am correct you will be moving to India
dwl99
11 May 17#10
Three's network coverage is a bit patchy, I had to bin them as I couldn't get a signal in my house or at work. No issues with EE.
szaman81
11 May 17#11
Depends where you live
szaman81
11 May 17#12
I have a contract with virgin as well as plusnet for a friend. It is a good thing I didn't sign up for 12 months contract with Plusnet before this and I was able to move Virgin with a better deal than Plusnet and still on 30 days plan. So this is the advantage with 30 days plan.
Tortuga
11 May 171#14
Nope I'm staying in the UK, however I am aware that I would be dealing with an overseas call centre. I'm fine with that, I've been as unimpressed with UK call centres as I have with overseas ones.
basil1234
11 May 171#16
good luck with three was with them switched my £35 contract down to £10 a month still covered my needs and suddenly overnight was not getting decent coverage in my own house be in middle of calls and cutting out on me, got the great indian three call centre read from scripts btw and there soloution they have an app which runs thru the broadband at home in order to make calls. in short i left the cs is useless.
now with tesco mobile on 02 and guess what i can make calls anywhere and spend less with them using pay and go for me about £15 every two months. be warned go to three at your peril, i just hope you don't need there cs.
basil
single_lonely
11 May 171#17
I used to be on O2 and the app was very easy to find out remaining min etc. how do you do it on plus net
ukebuyer007 to single_lonely
11 May 17#26
call customer service and ask them to send you a text with your remaining allowance. You get a text on a specified day per week. it's not the same as being able to instantly check at any given time but it's the next best thing.
octopus
11 May 171#18
Three's network coverage is abysmal, Plusnet is far better
nikkip13
11 May 17#19
Went for this deal a few months ago. Great deal for the price but signal definitely not as good as ID mobile (Three).
ifitsfreeitsmine
11 May 171#20
Agree with others, this same package was £8 yesterday, so has actually gone up.
Theres £10 quidco also.
Im waiting for a better package
jun19
11 May 17#21
I just bought plusnet sim arrived yesterday, I tested both virgin and plus on same mobile, there is a big difference on speed test, got 36 - 39 Mbps from virgin and 25 - 26 from plusnet, I am not heavy user so this is fine with me
InsaneNutter to jun19
11 May 17#24
Cheers for the info!
Speed doesn't matter too much with a 3gb limit in my opinion, you could use all 3gb in around 17mins at 25Mbps.
Considering the deal myself though, no loyalty to Three anymore.
zaax
11 May 17#22
only 3gb data I would use that in a day - very poor.
octopus to zaax
11 May 171#23
Only £8.50/m - very good
den169
11 May 17#25
Got the 1500mins unlimited text 3gb for £8 last week.I bet if you push them you'll get the same.No problems when ringing customer service.
Call them and get them to send you a text? How very quaint! :smiley:
Of course you can just log in to your mobile account online and see the remaining allowance. They have a mobile site too, bearing in mind that your username is your account number and you have to get your password set up via the link in an email they send you.
Unfortunately they don't offer the ability to upgrade via your online account otherwise I'd have had this.
otterboxer
11 May 17#30
dang, need a decent 20gb+ deal with tethering atm. why no decent offers past week or so?
wandaluzt to otterboxer
11 May 17#32
Try EE
Anon32
11 May 17#31
Normal marketing just a little bit more to move yo up to the next bracket but for the extra £2 over the ten pound you only get 1gb of extra data! But lots more mins depends what your needs are
wkdintent
11 May 17#33
Bear in mind PlusNet don't support short 5 digit codes for charities, radio stations etc
denwyn
11 May 171#34
How's that then I don't think they've been going for that long
donslibi
11 May 17#35
I thought they were referring to my comment about the Three deal.
Disco.Dave
11 May 171#36
£11 TCB if know body has posted it
dona3853
11 May 171#38
Did online chat and asked for the 3gb 1500 mins unltd text for £8 and they did it no problem. This was at lunchtime today. Was on 2gb and 1000 mins for £7.50 so thought it worth doing for extra 50p. They called it the Uswitch deal so it must be down as that on their system.
johnraggett
11 May 17#39
still not got round to leaving my deal
gulz
11 May 17#40
This deal was £8 until midnight last night!
matth5182
11 May 17#41
switched my mum last week from giffgaff to the £5 tariff. Rang to set smart cap and confirm pac code. calls answered within 2 mins each time by friendly scousers. Number port went through fine and can now use minutes and texts around europe for no extra charge. Great deal!
den169 to matth5182
12 May 17#43
Free calls in Europe doesn't start till 15th june.
loop
12 May 17#42
I find 3GB data is a little on the low side and need 4GB some months
This deal is cold now as the deal above is much better
seaniboy
20 May 17#52
WARNING... SECURITY ISSUE for PLUSNET mobile customers.
CERTAIN INCOMING CALLS will DISABLE further incoming calls. PLUSNET deny this is a SECURITY issue.
PLUSNET response:
"I've taken a look at your account and can see you've been advised the issue you've been experiencing since the bank called you is not something we can resolve, but will be fixed automatically in 12 - 24 hours
It's not that a call from the bank is causing your calls to be barred, it's that they are calling from short code which is causing a network error. I can only apologise for the inconvenience of this situation"
seaniboy
27 May 17#53
Anyone who gets the Lloyds Banking Group/TSB call barring, demand a new replacement sim, before porting - porting to another network does not release the error at EE server level, it carries over to the new network.
7 days no incoming calls or texts, on +Net or TPO(3) - both numbers are unavailable to incoming calls/texts.
bsb007
30 May 17#54
Word of caution based on my experience. Switched to Plusnet after MSE deal and sorry to say the mobile service is awful. Unable to make or receive calls as normal, have 2-3 failed attempts it gets through. Long wait for customer service over phone and chat lines crashing. social media response is quick but no very helpful they just wanted to send a new sim to fix the problems without doing proper diagnosis. Within 14 days cool off period, disconnected and ported back to my old provider.
Others may not be having problems but this is my personal experience so far.
cricky12
31 May 17#56
Yes they are BT without the Indian call centre
meherenow
2 Jun 17#57
Not where I am, EE have the best signal for 100 square miles!
Opening post
Unlimited texts
3gb 4G data
30 days sim only contract
Inclusive minutes include calls to UK landlines starting 01, 02 or 03, voicemail and any UK mobile network.
Inclusive standard text messages are available to use to any UK mobile network.
UK based customer service
Smart Cap
No additional tethering charges
Free delivery
£8.50 month
WARNING... SECURITY ISSUE for PLUSNET mobile customers.
CERTAIN INCOMING CALLS will DISABLE further incoming calls. PLUSNET deny this is a SECURITY issue.
PLUSNET response:
"I've taken a look at your account and can see you've been advised the issue you've been experiencing since the bank called you is not something we can resolve, but will be fixed automatically in 12 - 24 hours
It's not that a call from the bank is causing your calls to be barred, it's that they are calling from short code which is causing a network error. I can only apologise for the inconvenience of this situation"
- seaniboy
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The 3 mobile is a good deal but it's a 12 months contract and not a 30 day rolling contract...great if you're happy to commit for a year.
Been with plusnet for 3 months now and no issues with porting number or with customer service.
now with tesco mobile on 02 and guess what i can make calls anywhere and spend less with them using pay and go for me about £15 every two months. be warned go to three at your peril, i just hope you don't need there cs.
basil
Theres £10 quidco also.
Im waiting for a better package
Speed doesn't matter too much with a 3gb limit in my opinion, you could use all 3gb in around 17mins at 25Mbps.
Considering the deal myself though, no loyalty to Three anymore.
Of course you can just log in to your mobile account online and see the remaining allowance. They have a mobile site too, bearing in mind that your username is your account number and you have to get your password set up via the link in an email they send you.
Unfortunately they don't offer the ability to upgrade via your online account otherwise I'd have had this.
This deal is cold now as the deal above is much better
CERTAIN INCOMING CALLS will DISABLE further incoming calls. PLUSNET deny this is a SECURITY issue.
PLUSNET response:
"I've taken a look at your account and can see you've been advised the issue you've been experiencing since the bank called you is not something we can resolve, but will be fixed automatically in 12 - 24 hours
It's not that a call from the bank is causing your calls to be barred, it's that they are calling from short code which is causing a network error. I can only apologise for the inconvenience of this situation"
7 days no incoming calls or texts, on +Net or TPO(3) - both numbers are unavailable to incoming calls/texts.
Others may not be having problems but this is my personal experience so far.