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My dad has tried to order one of the "Plusnet" EE sims for my sister. His laptop is slow enough that the popup for the special code didn't show up before he could click on the plan he wanted. Annoyingly his email shows up as already being an EE customer, but I believe that's from about 5+ years ago when he had EE broadband but never a contract phone. Used a different email and it went through but had the email saying EE need to call him, despite not using any other discount codes. EE did call and asked him for the PAC code, even though he chose a new number so not sure if this is their 2nd line of defence for anyone getting these products. He didn't have this to hand so they're calling back tomorrow.

The sensible answer to get around that would be “I don’t want to keep the old number, I was receiving a lot of spam calls on it”.
 
It seems some are coming up against a wall of resistance and others are managing to get it with a perk code added!
 
They've just called back and confirmed as it's not a Plusnet PAC code, they cannot go ahead. Best they could offer was 125GB half price for 3 months then £25 a month!
They offered me it for £10.50 without Plusnet discount but with student discount.
 
Hi guys some how my dads number previous plusnet mobile is still giving out the code for the plusnet/EE migration deals even after moving to O2 a year ago lol I was going to order him a sim as only £4 a month. What is the best way to add eu roaming to his plan with EE without paying for it cheers 👍🏻
 
Hi guys some how my dads number previous plusnet mobile is still giving out the code for the plusnet/EE migration deals even after moving to O2 a year ago lol I was going to order him a sim as only £4 a month. What is the best way to add eu roaming to his plan with EE without paying for it cheers 👍🏻
That you previously had it with plus net maybe, from reading on here, it comes down to who you speak to in retentions by the looks of it… good luck!
 
Anyone thought of blagging “I thought you had to port out then back in” shenanigans? EE used to say that to people wanting to keep their number in some instances probably when downgrading.
Might work 🤷🏻‍♂️
 
Also... lots of chat about the 100meg speed deals. People seem happy with them? Hence.... for everyday mobile use, is uncapped really that important? I don't stream films on the go, and there's wifi everywhere these days
100Mbps on a phone is enough. Even for 4K video.

Let’s be honest, it’s lot more than you’ll get on Vodafone and O2 in places.
 
100Mbps on a phone is enough. Even for 4K video.

Let’s be honest, it’s lot more than you’ll get on Vodafone and O2 in places.
This is a fair point. I have a tendency to pay for speeds I dont need, so perhaps EE Essentials is fine for me.
 
This is a fair point. I have a tendency to pay for speeds I dont need, so perhaps EE Essentials is fine for me.
If you go around running speed tests then obviously it’s not the one for you. I am on O2 and have an EE essentials sim as a back up, when I switch over to EE it feels like I am on WiFi compared to O2.
 
Well, i'd consider paying £15 a month all in for about 40gb of data + apple watch access (which I believe is £7 a month with EE).
For EE directly:
125GB 24 months, 100 Mbps, £18.90
Unlimited 1 month, 100Mbps £24.50
Unlimited 1 month, uncapped, £26.60

You can get these prices by either using a Student Discount code (I have a spare one) or a 30% existing customer discount, that anyone can get by ordering a free PAYG sim. I'm not sure if you have to top it up.

You might be able to use both discounts for an additional 30% off.

Other options with 4G calling, WiFi calling and using EE's core network:
1p mobile 50GB £15
CMlink 40GB £11
 
For EE directly:
125GB 24 months, 100 Mbps, £18.90
Unlimited 1 month, 100Mbps £24.50
Unlimited 1 month, uncapped, £26.60

You can get these prices by either using a Student Discount code (I have a spare one) or a 30% existing customer discount, that anyone can get by ordering a free PAYG sim. I'm not sure if you have to top it up.

You might be able to use both discounts for an additional 30% off.

Other options with 4G calling, WiFi calling and using EE's core network:
1p mobile 50GB £15
CMlink 40GB £11
Thanks Peter

Didnt know you could stack the discounts! Wonder how that would work on the website. I've got a Perks and Work 30% code, so if I order that PAYG SIM I guess I become eligible for the automatic 30% off as per the website

Anyone else done this?
 

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Thanks Peter

Didnt know you could stack the discounts! Wonder how that would work on the website. I've got a Perks and Work 30% code, so if I order that PAYG SIM I guess I become eligible for the automatic 30% off as per the website

Anyone else done this?
Plusnet discount with student discount has worked for others, so I think this would.
 
Hello. Any idea what the best EE deal is right now that doesnt involve a Plusnet flip-flop? Thanks!
I would try it, nothing to lose, save a bundle if it goes through. I got 125gb for £13, and PAC'd my number in when i ordered.
 
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