F*** off EE they can sod offAll new customers joining EE pay as you go from the 1st of March will now have their speed capped at 25Mbps. I can't help but think this makes zero logical sense?View attachment 5475
Where does it saying this? Link?All new customers joining EE pay as you go from the 1st of March will now have their speed capped at 25Mbps. I can't help but think this makes zero logical sense?View attachment 5475
Here: https://shop.ee.co.uk/sim-only/pay-as-you-go-phonesWhere does it saying this? Link?
Cos I can't find it here. It still say superfast speed! https://shop.ee.co.uk/price-plans/free-sim?
Haha, wifi coverage boost - yeah rite - misleading from EE. There is no such any boost signal?@mikeliuk ee's pay as you go offering is pretty indecipherable:
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WTAF is a WiFi Coverage Boost, is it a signal booster sticker for the back of your phone?
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Basically access to BT WiFi Hotspots when you're out and about.WTAF is a WiFi Coverage Boost, is it a signal booster sticker for the back of your phone?
Hope u reported it to ASA https://www.asa.org.uk/resource/trading-standards.html because it proved that EE are misleading to customers with printed superfast speed!
Since this has been posted, they have removed it from their website. I'll still be reporting it to the ASA and Ofcom.What don't get me at all. Why is EE saying in the legal bit with no metion of Customers joining EE on a Pay As You Go Plan from 1 March 2023 will have their speed capped at 25Mbps with this link: https://shop.ee.co.uk/price-plans/free-sim? but it this legal bit does saying Customers joining EE on a Pay As You Go Plan from 1 March 2023 will have their speed capped at 25Mbps with this link: https://shop.ee.co.uk/sim-only/pay-as-you-go-phones
Two confused different legal bit but both on same Pay As You Go sim
I can still see the 25mbps cap listed on the second URLSince this has been posted, they have removed it from their website. I'll still be reporting it to the ASA and Ofcom.
I hope not! If EE asking 1p mobile to have speed cap then I will be fumingQuestion now is how will this affect the virtual operators using EE infrastructure, will they be told to pass on the speed cap to their users eg 1pmobile etc..
Not true! I am on social tariff on smarty still fastest speed!The social tariff is also 25mbit speed capped, if you guys want to add that to the ASA complaint.
Not true! I am on social tariff on smarty still fastest speed!
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