4GB 4G Data 2000 Minutes Unlimited Texts 30 Days Sim Only
£9 month
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.
Roam Like at Home is enabled. This is available in over 40 destinations and uses your monthly plan allowance when you are abroad.
Latest comments (34)
iibdii
20 Sep 17#34
They not willing to pay a $ to a decent model. Every time I see his face change my mind
Ritss
15 Sep 17#6
I have a deal with them for £9.50 And I get 6gb data
amour3k to Ritss
17 Sep 17#32
Nice!.
How did you manage to pull that one off then?, thanx. :-)
Ritss to amour3k
17 Sep 17#33
I joined a deal then a few months later told them I wanted a better deal so they did. Basically said would go to a competitor otherwise
gogoyippy
17 Sep 17#30
how long does the sim usually take to deliver?
szaman81 to gogoyippy
17 Sep 17#31
2 to 3 days
Decoded
15 Sep 17#9
I'm on Plusnet and signal reception is a bit hit and miss. It's still better than 3. I wonder if EE customers get a better signal than Plusnet who only piggyback on their network?
eslick to Decoded
15 Sep 17#10
we moved from Virgin to PlusNet and my daughter had poor signal at her school on PlusNet when she didn't with Virgin even though they were on the same network. Talked to PlusNet as I thought it could be a sim issue which it turned out it was but they said they cannot guarantee the same signal as EE or any of the other EE networks. Many of these types of services prioritise networks differently.
Decoded to eslick
15 Sep 17#11
I imagine you get what you pay for. EE customers pay more and probably get better reception and services. My brother is on Vodafone and he says that is really good for reception.
OrribleHarry to Decoded
15 Sep 17#24
Plusnet doesn't "piggyback" like Virgin dies. Plusnet IS EE, it's wholely owned sister company just as BT is. The signal nor Internet is any different between EE, BT or Plusnet.
Be aware that some functionality is not available on Plusnet. Conditional Call Forwarding for example. Means I can't use the likes of Hullomail which is why I left them.
OrribleHarry to colinmessitt
15 Sep 17#26
Conditional call forwarding does work if you type in the divert codes :blush:
Chaoscontrol
15 Sep 17#14
The deal is undoubtedly good, but I wouldn't go for it. I value the coverage before the price, and not even EE (who has the best 4G coverage) is too good. I wouldn't consider any company not using EE coverage. Among them, the cheapest is Virgin.
eslick to Chaoscontrol
15 Sep 17#15
they are the cheapest monthly contract on the EE network, and coverage will be the same just not the strength, they are also owned by BT who own EE. Virgin are a separate company with at the moment terrible customer service who are only offering a 12 month contract, why tie yourself up to a 12 month deal when the likes of PlusNet, ID and hopefully vodafones new service are shaking up the market.
Chaoscontrol to eslick
15 Sep 17#16
Honestly, I haven't had issues with customer service or the service itself, and I use them both for mobile and broadband (best speed with no competition at all). I came to the UK on February this year, and did a research on them all. Out of all the EE coverage, Virgin seemed the best deal for me taking into account price, roaming included, contract length and GB. My contract is per month, not 12. Maybe it has changed now.
I didn't choose PlusNet because back in February either 1) didn't include roaming 2) didn't use EE network 3) I read quite a major amount of bad reviews about the coverage. Maybe something changed until now.
OrribleHarry to Chaoscontrol
15 Sep 17#25
Plusnet is EE it's the same company.
sleepingwonder
15 Sep 17#20
will a locked ee phone be able to use plusnet?? or would i have to unlock? apparently plusnet use ee...
steandange to sleepingwonder
15 Sep 17#22
Locked EE phone will be fine
sleepingwonder to steandange
15 Sep 17#23
what about the tmobile ee users ? thanks
maries
15 Sep 17#19
Tethering allowed?
szaman81 to maries
15 Sep 17#21
Yes
Gollywood
15 Sep 17#18
I was about to ring 999 because I hadn't seen a Plusnet deal posted for at least 12 hours.
Phew!!!!
Thanks OP
Quids
15 Sep 17#12
I've been on the £5.95 deal from Plusnet for about a year now. Anyone know if they use rollover for their data allowance please? Can't work out how they allocate it - doesn't seem to make sense to me.
Gollywood to Quids
15 Sep 17#17
No rollover of unused data unfortunately
eslick
15 Sep 17#8
questions that always come up.
Can existing customers get this offer - Yes just web chat or call them and they will move you over. Can I port my number from any network - Yes, even EE Which network do they use - EE but speeds may not be as good as EE but they are typically in our area over 20Mb, think we have had 30
DexMorgan
15 Sep 17#5
Can you carry your number over to this? I can't find any info about that on the link
Ritss to DexMorgan
15 Sep 17#7
Yes
Russonf
15 Sep 17#3
Which network do they poggyva
KiNG to Russonf
15 Sep 17#4
They use ee
OrribleHarry
15 Sep 17#2
Personally I'd pay the extra £1 for 5gb data and unlimited minutes and texts on the uswitch deal. Decent deal none the less.
Please note I have the uSwitch deal and it's worth noting that Wi-Fi calling is disabled on Plusnet.
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Opening post
2000 Minutes
Unlimited Texts
30 Days Sim Only
£9 month
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.
Roam Like at Home is enabled. This is available in over 40 destinations and uses your monthly plan allowance when you are abroad.
Latest comments (34)
And I get 6gb data
How did you manage to pull that one off then?, thanx. :-)
Basically said would go to a competitor otherwise
moneysavingexpert.com/pho…ing
I didn't choose PlusNet because back in February either 1) didn't include roaming 2) didn't use EE network 3) I read quite a major amount of bad reviews about the coverage. Maybe something changed until now.
Phew!!!!
Thanks OP
Can existing customers get this offer - Yes just web chat or call them and they will move you over.
Can I port my number from any network - Yes, even EE
Which network do they use - EE but speeds may not be as good as EE but they are typically in our area over 20Mb, think we have had 30
I can't find any info about that on the link
Decent deal none the less.
Please note I have the uSwitch deal and it's worth noting that Wi-Fi calling is disabled on Plusnet.