Three UK Offers “Business Boost” to Firms – 10 SIMs for £20
Mobile operator Three UK has launched a new “Business Boost” offer for small and medium sized businesses, which will give such SMEs 10 SIM-only plans for just £20 +vat per month. Each plan within this boost comes with unlimited calls and texts, plus 2GB of data (mobile broadband), on a simple 30-day contract.
Mike Tomlinson, MD of Business at Three UK, said: “This year has been more challenging than any of us could have imagined, in particular for small and local businesses. We understand that mobile connectivity is critical as we change our ways of working and stay as flexible as possible, which is why we have adapted our offering to small businesses at this time.”
Sadly, this offer is only available to the first 2,020 businesses that get in touch with the operator and it’ll be available until 26th March 2021, unless all of the boosts are taken before then.
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So if they combine them together they might manage 20Mbps?
If they’re lucky.
meanwhile, i’m getting 320 mbits on three 5G …
Is that all, I thought three’s 5G was supposed to be the real deal, got faster on 4G with EE and Vodafone before now !
I tried to sign up for this. Their terms state that the 10 connections are 1 month SIM only whereas upon trying to sign up, I get an email stating “24 Month Contract”. I’ve asked them for clarification.
It’s now been clarified that the 24 months was a mistake.
Bugger is where your comment?
I wouldn’t use 3 for business use (ee or Vodafone/o2) main one been they don’t have missed call notification
they refuse to enable it on their voicemail service because they know lots of there customers will now Be aware of how many calls don’t actually connect to there 3 phones (as the call has to drop to 3g in most cases to allow it to work and it sometimes doesn’t work)
On ee/o2/voda if a call can’t connect and hits the voicemail the voicemail service will send you a missed call text when they hang up without leaving a message so the receiver will know they missed a call, on 3 unless you leave a voicemail message witch most people don’t you won’t be aware of missing calls often