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Scimmy

Scimmy

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I hardly use the phone outside the house so I don't need much data. Anybody got any recommendations?
 

People come up with all these smarty, giff gaff and all them African firms. Load of old rubbish. You can never get a signal. Crap, go with EE or Vodafone where you can actually use your phone
 
Thanks all. I've been looking at Lebara but lots of negative reviews about blackspots: tbh we never hardly leave Fulwell area as we're extremely old and boring😉.
 
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I've got all the family on o2

£8 for 32gb or £8.50 for 50gb

Double data if you have virgin broadband and you get 20% off each additional contract after the first one

So all in we have 5 sims all with 64gb data for about £32 a month
 
Lebara it's great. I could post a referral link but I'll not, so you how I'm not just trying to make a few quid.
It's the same signal as my work Vodafone one.

Just like giffgaff is just as good as o2. Both o2 has some dead spots in Peterlee.
Vodafone also shares with 3s network now. Not sure if lebara gets that perk.
 
Have 8 lebara sims for us, 2 kids and both parents. Had no issues with signal in seaham or durham, or when roaming in poland and greece. Been with them 10 months, joined through martin lewis website link, got first 5 months for £2.50 and then went up to £7.90 for 15gb data. No april price rise either
 
OOOSH YEAH said:
People come up with all these smarty, giff gaff and all them African firms. Load of old rubbish. You can never get a signal. Crap, go with EE or Vodafone where you can actually use your phone
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All of those smaller MVNOs use the big 4 networks' infrastructure, so if you can't get a signal with them, how are you going to get one with EE/Vodafone/Three/O2?
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I tried them after advice. Terrible, couldn’t get a signal anywhere. I changed to EE and nowts a bother
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You'd get the same signal with Lyca mobile as you would with your EE SIM
 
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InsomniacAttack said:
All of those smaller MVNOs use the big 4 networks' infrastructure, so if you can't get a signal with them, how are you going to get one with EE/Vodafone/Three/O2?

You'd get the same signal with Lyca mobile as you would with your EE SIM
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The customer service with lyca mobile is absolutely dreadful.

Lebara is fine though.
 
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