Three’s Pay As You Go gives you inclusive roaming in 71 destinations including Europe, the USA, Australia & more.
If you’re planning a trip abroad this summer, a Pay As You Go SIM card from Three can help you to stay connected, whilst saving you lots of money on international roaming. That’s because you’re able to use it at no extra cost in 71 destinations, including Europe, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and more.
To benefit, you can get one of Three’s Pay As You Go plans from as little as £10 per month, with no contract, no credit check and no long-term commitments. In the UK, the SIM card will also give you exclusive Three+ rewards and access to 5G at no extra cost.
In this article, we’ll look at the inclusive roaming on Three’s Pay As You Go service, including how you’re able to use it and the destinations that are covered. We’ll also look at Three’s Pay As You Go deals, which come with international roaming at no extra cost.
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Three offers Pay As You Go ‘Data Packs’ with inclusive roaming in 71 destinations, 5G coverage, and Three+ rewards.
In the UK, Three offers Pay As You Go Data Packs that allow you to use your mobile phone with no contract and no credit check. All of their Pay As You Go plans come with inclusive roaming in 71 worldwide destinations, plus 5G coverage on what they claim is “the UK’s fastest 5G network”. You’ll also get exclusive Three+ customer rewards, plus discounts of up to 10% for setting your plan to renew automatically.
In this article, we’ll review Three’s Pay As You Go service, including all of their Data Pack bundles and the features that you’ll get on them. We’ll also look at the coverage available and how you can keep your current phone number when switching to the deals.
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With Vodafone Basics, you can get 40GB data for £8, 70GB data for £10, or 100GB data for £12. These budget-friendly plans give you 99% coverage on Vodafone’s 4G network.
If you’re looking for a budget-friendly SIM-only plan from a big name mobile network, Vodafone now offers a range of discounted ‘Basics’ plans.
Available exclusively through a hidden page on their website, Vodafone Basics is designed to offer “simple plans for everyday use”. You’ll get access to Vodafone’s 4G network with 99% population coverage, as well as exclusive customer offers through VeryMe Rewards. There’s also a shorter 12-month contract, which gives you more flexibility compared to the standard 24-month contract.
The main limitation that’s worth being aware of is the fact that you won’t get access to 5G. In addition, there’s no ability to make international or premium-rate phone calls on a Vodafone Basics plan.
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At present, it’s possible to get a Vodafone Basics plan from £7/month. This comes with unlimited UK minutes, unlimited UK texts, and an allowance of UK data (up to 100GB per month). At present, you can get 40GB data for £8, 70GB data for £10, or 100GB data for £12.
In this article, we’ll review the Vodafone Basics SIM-only plans. We’ll start by looking at the plans available, along with the features included and the key limitations to be aware of. We’ll also look at the coverage available and how you can keep your current phone number on the plan.
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Spusu offered 5GB data for £1 per month (then £4.50 per month from month 4). It was a one-month rolling plan with no credit check & 5G coverage from EE.
Spusu’s 5GB for £1 deal is no longer available. This offer ended in November 2024. As an alternative, you can now get
16GB data for £3 per month (then £8 per month from month 4). The article below is being kept as a reference for customers who previously signed up.
If you’re looking for one of the UK’s cheapest available SIM-only deals, Spusu is currently offering 5GB data for £1 for the first 3 months. It will then increase to £4.50 per month if you continue using it from month 4.
On this exclusive 5GB deal, you’ll also get unlimited UK minutes and unlimited UK texts included, plus 500 international minutes for calling EU countries. There’s also 99% population coverage from EE’s 4G & 5G networks, plus 3GB per month of EU roaming at no extra cost.
In this article, we’ll look at Spusu’s 5GB for £1 deal, including how you’re able to get it and the most important things to know about it. We’ll then look at the coverage available and how you can keep your current phone number when you switch to this deal.
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If you’re travelling to the United States, having the right SIM card can save you a lot of money. We review the best value SIM cards for using your phone in the USA.
Each year, almost 4 million Brits visit the USA. Whether you’re travelling to New York to do some shopping, touring California to enjoy the beautiful scenery, or visiting Florida to enjoy the theme parks with your family, you’ll probably want to use your mobile phone whilst you’re there.
Having a smartphone in America can make it a lot easier to stay in touch with friends and family who are back home in the UK. It can also be useful for staying in touch with each other on your travels and for getting around (e.g. finding nearby restaurants and attractions on Google Maps).
The good news is it’s now really easy to take a UK smartphone and to use it in the US. You can either roam on your UK SIM card or you can buy a local US SIM card upon your arrival in the States. In this article, we’ll review and compare the best SIM cards for using your smartphone in the US. We’ll also discuss network compatibility with your UK handset.
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A NOW Membership gives you access to Sky TV channels like Sky Atlantic, Sky One, Sky Cinema & Sky Sports. Find out what you get with a NOW Membership.
In the UK, NOW (previously known as NOW TV) gives you access to the Sky TV channels online.
With a NOW Membership, you can stream live television channels along with on-demand box sets, movies and TV shows. This is all available through your internet connection, so there’s no need for a satellite dish. It’s different from Sky Stream in that there’s no need to have a special box to watch it – you can simply use an app on your compatible smart TV, console, mobile device, or PC.
In this article, we’ll look at what you’re able to watch using a NOW membership. This includes the NOW TV channel list for customers with an Entertainment Membership, Cinema Membership and Sports Membership. We’ll also look at the optional NOW Boost add-on and NOW’s compatible streaming devices.
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EE has a range of benefits for customers who connect their families & homes with EE. Discover their family benefits & smart devices for your EE plan.
In the UK, EE has recently expanded their mobile offering with a discount of up to 30% for customers taking more than one mobile plan. You can also save £20 per month on unlimited data plans when you have EE home broadband, allowing you to get an unlimited data SIM card from just £10 per month.
Alongside this, EE has made it possible to add a range of other devices to your plan, including smartwatches and other wearable devices. You can also upgrade your home with the latest gaming hardware, laptops, tablets, and smart home devices, with the ability to pay monthly on your EE bill.
In this article, we’ll look at EE’s customer benefits when you take additional products from them to connect your family and your home on EE.
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NOW’s Full Fibre 100 broadband is available for £25 per month, making it one of the best value ways of getting full fibre internet with 100Mbps speeds.
In the UK, NOW offers full fibre (FTTP) broadband for just £25 per month. With an average download speed of 100Mbps, it’s enough for streaming HD-quality video on up to twenty devices at a time. It’s powered by the latest full fibre technology, giving you a reliable experience with consistent speeds around the clock.
In this article, we’ll look at NOW’s Full Fibre 100 broadband plan, including how it works and the best deals that are currently available. We’ll also look at how you can upgrade your home to NOW’s Full Fibre 100 plan.
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You can save an extra £100 on the Galaxy S23 Like New and the iPhone SE 3rd Gen Like New with this latest voucher code from O2.
Following its launch in 2016, O2 has just refreshed their ‘Like New’ proposition.
With O2’s Like New phones, you can save up to £200 compared to the cost of buying a brand new phone of the same model (or even more with their special offers such as an extra £100 off). You’ll also benefit from at least 40 quality checks and at least 80% battery health on your Like New phone, plus an inclusive warranty of up to 3-years (depending on the plan you choose).
As a special offer, it’s currently possible to save an extra £100 on the upfront cost of the Galaxy S23 128GB Like New and the iPhone SE 3rd Generation 64GB Like New. Enter NCS23RE as your voucher code to save on the Galaxy S23 and NCISE3 as your voucher code to save on the iPhone SE. Both offers end on the 12th June 2024.
In this article, we’ll look at O2’s latest Like New deals and how you can save an extra £100 with their new voucher code offer. We’ll also take an in-depth look at what you’re able to expect from the Like New devices, along with the features available on O2, and how you can keep your current phone number when you join.
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Sky offers full fibre (FTTP) broadband. You’ll get download speeds of up to 900Mbps, with the UK’s most reliable broadband technology.
If you’re looking to upgrade your home to the latest broadband technology, Sky offers full fibre (FTTP) broadband with average download speeds between 75Mbps and 900Mbps.
By making use of a dedicated fibre optic cable that goes all the way into your home, you’re able to get much faster speeds and a more reliable connection than you would on normal fibre. This means fewer dropouts, less slowdown at peak times, and the ability to connect up to 120 devices to the internet at the same time.
In this article, we’ll look at Sky’s full fibre broadband, including how it works and the benefits of upgrading. We’ll also look at how it’s installed in your home, and the latest deals that are currently available in the UK.
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