8 months ago! Bit pointless telling anyone really.
tom6195 to Trevisparky
3 Aug 17#6
how?
Trevisparky to tom6195
3 Aug 17#12
From three in December.
Trevisparky to Trevisparky
3 Aug 17#13
cliosport65 to Trevisparky
3 Aug 17#16
But fair play for providing screenshots for backing up your case :raised_hand: most people just claim they can get it cheaper without proof :raised_hand: :raised_hand:
tarryboy to cliosport65
16 Aug 17#41
Good thing too, now we know he can't get it cheaper, he's talking about a completely different allowance, minutes make all the difference for me.
Trevisparky to Trevisparky
3 Aug 17#14
cliosport65 to Trevisparky
3 Aug 17#15
Your deal for £15 is 200 minutes, unlimited texts and 30GB of data
And this deal is for
£20 for unlimited minutes, unlimited texts and 30GB of data
This price difference is reflected due to the fact yours is 200 minutes not unlimited.
Just saying :wink:
Trevisparky to cliosport65
3 Aug 17#17
I have no friends to phone :poop:
RunningSquid
3 Aug 17#2
What's Three like for their coverage?
Britneyfan to RunningSquid
3 Aug 17#5
depends where you live, its not great indoors, but yet again depends on the area. My data speeds seem better or comparable to the other networks when ive checked with friends.
jameshothothot to RunningSquid
3 Aug 17#18
Bad in central London particularly offices. I had to cancel and switch to giffgaff (o2) but they were slow so went to plusnet/life (ee) and now bt. Were great at home but a real problem with buildings
sm-1991 to jameshothothot
5 Aug 17#31
I get ok Three signal, all the networks are the same in my area, depends where you are.
@jameshothothot Cell towers struggle to reach you when you are around tall buildings, I just came back from NYC and this is a huge problem there, building after building,
jameshothothot to sm-1991
5 Aug 17#34
Cheers O2 has 900hz which I think works best at penetrating buildings like tv signals do. It would work even in the toilet at work or the lifts. Three never worked even at the desk or in cafes when waiting for lunch. EE is a decent compromise working at desk but not toilets.. I have never had vodafone.
Cheers man. I work in central so I'll stay away from Three! :blush:
thedvdmonster
3 Aug 17#4
Meh add £15 a month and you'll also get a decent phoneseems like a better deal than just £20 a month.
mrhead28
3 Aug 17#8
Got one for my daughter for £18 threw top cashback
ThugBasher
3 Aug 17#10
£28.00 you can get unlimited text, unlimited calls, an unlimited data, and also be able to use all of that aboard.
d8smt
3 Aug 17#11
This deal is currently on the 3 website for £18 a month, as an Advanced plan (ie includes Hotspot, roaming around the world). Existing customers only but you can get this if you register with a PAYG SIM on Three, then add it as an additional SIM plan. three.co.uk/exi…exc
Took out a similar contract 2 months ago, same deal except it was 600 mins+2000 mins on 3. £16 per month. Got it as an additional "service" having set up a PAYG SIM. Also included the Advanced "roaming/tethering/hotspot" option (Three Advanced). Not sure if this deal posted is "Essential" or "Advanced". Mine also included a £60 kickback from Quidco.
Three coverage is pretty decent, to be honest. Better than my previous O2. Get 4G most places I go, which is all round the country. And their support is also very good.
simate to d8smt
19 Aug 17#48
Once set up does the payg sim need to be kept topped up/active or can it simply be stored in a draw?
d8smt to simate
26 Aug 17#49
In the drawer!
shifty277
3 Aug 17#19
The link is just going to the three homepage. Is this a deal for new customers supposed to be advertised on their site?
This is the plan I have been on for the last 11 months as an offer to sign the new contract (It was I think £30) last year to a new customer.
toyota1
3 Aug 17#20
I upgraded a few months ago from 200 mins unlimited text 12gb advanced pla £17 to 600 minutes unlimited text 30gb advanced plan for £15. Three kept trying to offer me that plan for £19 so I'm well chuffed to get it for £15 :smile: Nevertheless, I think this £20 is still good value for money so heat added. Don't forget that this is advanced plan so you get Feel at Home and personal hotspot.
Acoust to toyota1
8 Aug 17#36
how did you get it? tried to call them they just say no this deal as you...
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And it's £15 a month
And this deal is for
£20 for unlimited minutes, unlimited texts and 30GB of data
This price difference is reflected due to the fact yours is 200 minutes not unlimited.
Just saying :wink:
@jameshothothot Cell towers struggle to reach you when you are around tall buildings, I just came back from NYC and this is a huge problem there, building after building,
community.o2.co.uk/t5/…500
three.co.uk/exi…exc
Took out a similar contract 2 months ago, same deal except it was 600 mins+2000 mins on 3. £16 per month. Got it as an additional "service" having set up a PAYG SIM. Also included the Advanced "roaming/tethering/hotspot" option (Three Advanced). Not sure if this deal posted is "Essential" or "Advanced". Mine also included a £60 kickback from Quidco.
Three coverage is pretty decent, to be honest. Better than my previous O2. Get 4G most places I go, which is all round the country. And their support is also very good.
This is the plan I have been on for the last 11 months as an offer to sign the new contract (It was I think £30) last year to a new customer.
I upgraded a few months ago from 200 mins unlimited text 12gb advanced pla £17 to 600 minutes unlimited text 30gb advanced plan for £15. Three kept trying to offer me that plan for £19 so I'm well chuffed to get it for £15 :smile:
Nevertheless, I think this £20 is still good value for money so heat added. Don't forget that this is advanced plan so you get Feel at Home and personal hotspot.