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i've found a mobile provider (utility warehouse) who offer unlimited everything via the ee network for £20 a month... a bargain really. i get 80-90mb on my virgin mobile sim card for nearly double the price.
does anyone here have any experience using them? what are the speeds like? what is the fair use policy that they speak of? have you gotten in trouble for using the sim in a router (their terms forbid it but i believe this would be a breach of regulations)
thanks
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Can you post a link to this plan? Looks interesting.
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Unfortunately the Fair Use Policy says it cant be used to replaced fixed line services
Excerpt Below
You must only use our mobile SIM in a personal mobile device. It is not intended for use in
any other type of device, including 4G/5G routers, and is not intended to replace a fixed
broadband service.
Regards,
Haydn
Edited by haydnwalker (Tue 23-Feb-21 12:51:24)
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Register (or login) on our website and you will not see this ad.
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The link you are looking for is:
HERE
Regards,
Haydn
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there is a discussion on this very topic on Hot Uk Deals, people have reported that they called to stop using it in router. Google search and it should show up.
If you prefer Vodafone - check out on Lebara offer for ultd data (+cashback). I have been using this and it gives constant 35M download
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The link you are looking for is:
HERE That just takes you to the sign-up pages, which don't give any FUP details.
I found a FUP here but that's for business mobile.
This seems to be the residential version which I can't find linked from their website.
Edited by hoopla (Tue 23-Feb-21 18:21:07)
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The link you are looking for is:
HERE That just takes you to the sign-up pages, which don't give any FUP details.
I found a FUP here but that's for business mobile.
This seems to be the residential version which I can't find linked from their website.
I'm just passing through here....but to note the link to their residential FUP is under the FAQ section of the page linked above by Haydyn - titled "Does unlimited really mean unlimited?"
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If you prefer Vodafone - check out on Lebara offer for ultd data (+cashback). I have been using this and it gives constant 35M download Can you find a link to this? I can't!
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I'm just passing through here....but to note the link to their residential FUP is under the FAQ section of the page linked above by Haydyn - titled "Does unlimited really mean unlimited?" Thanks. The restriction seems to break OFCOM net neutrality rules, though. I can't see how they could enforce it.
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I'm just passing through here....but to note the link to their residential FUP is under the FAQ section of the page linked above by Haydyn - titled "Does unlimited really mean unlimited?" Thanks. The restriction seems to break OFCOM net neutrality rules, though. I can't see how they could enforce it.
Quite.
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i've found a mobile provider (utility warehouse) who offer unlimited everything via the ee network for £20 a month... a bargain really. i get 80-90mb on my virgin mobile sim card for nearly double the price.
does anyone here have any experience using them? what are the speeds like? what is the fair use policy that they speak of? have you gotten in trouble for using the sim in a router (their terms forbid it but i believe this would be a breach of regulations)
thanks  I'm trying it at present. The sim card seemed to take a long time to arrive, but although it was in UW packaging, it seems to be a standard EE sim and it seems to work the same as a standard EE sim. The APN is the standard EE one. Not sure about the routing, because I use a vpn.
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