sufferingsam
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35 Gb pm for £1.25 for 7 months !
They are putting the final nails on Lyca's coffin, it seems.
Lyca killed themselves off after them dodgy card transactions
35 Gb pm for £1.25 for 7 months !
They are putting the final nails on Lyca's coffin, it seems.
@The Wee Bear might be worth looking at cuz you keep running out!
35 Gb pm for £1.25 for 7 months !
They are putting the final nails on Lyca's coffin, it seems.
Yes great value for data jmngonline, but for 5G speed tests it's no good as it's capped at 180 megs, that's why I'm with Talkmobile as it's unrestricted.@The Wee Bear might be worth looking at cuz you keep running out!
Enjoy going back to EDGE!Lebara are now offering 50GB for the same price
At this point I'm tempted to switch back to Lebara because It's so much cheaper than EE mvno's.
Which isn’t proven to be them, but ok.Lyca killed themselves off after them dodgy card transactions
It definitely was. People used disposable cards and they were the only details that leaked.Which isn’t proven to be them, but ok.
Absolutely, operators will try to charge as much as possible under the circumstances. The nature of their business dictates they should make as much money as possible. The only 2 things that can keep prices from going ridiculous are 1) competition and 2) regulation.On another note, if MVNOs can offer such crazy deals and still be profitable, doesnt it raise the question of how much the MNOs have been ripping us off over the years and years? (esp VodaCON) ?
I think disposable cards are not single-use, single-time, unique numbers like computing uuids, they are used from a limited pool of visa/mastercard entries.It definitely was. People used disposable cards and they were the only details that leaked.
re 'regulation', maybe things will change now going fwd since/post the last elections?Absolutely, operators will try to charge as much as possible under the circumstances. The nature of their business dictates they should make as much money as possible. The only 2 things that can keep prices going ridiculous are 1) competition and 2) regulation.
I don't think there's much regulation going on, so competition it is.
Guess what will get significantly diminished with the Three/Vodafone merger, btw?![]()
It's easy to disable 2G on Android though.Enjoy going back to EDGE!
that 35GB deal for £1.25 for 7 mths was previously £1.90 around the 17th of July for 6 mths and I got it but havent activated the SIM yet, should I just let them refund me my £1.90 after a mth of none-activation and get this 50GB on for £1.25 for 7 mths?Lebara are now offering 50GB for the same price
At this point I'm tempted to switch back to Lebara because It's so much cheaper than EE mvno's.
Which isn’t proven to be them, but ok.
indeed, perception comes to the fore re thoughts, when fact are scarce/scanty or not forthcoming/withheldEven if it’s somewhere in their payment process or a third party company that they use, it’s still ‘them’ to the people affected because that’s who we have (had) the relationship with. They are responsible for the end-to-end process and providing users with services.
Go for it, you can now even order these offers on the same account.that 35GB deal for £1.25 for 7 mths was previously £1.90 around the 17th of July for 6 mths and I got it but havent activated the SIM yet, should I just let them refund me my £1.90 after a mth of none-activation and get this 50GB on for £1.25 for 7 mths?
hmmmm, choices (the bane of modern life)![]()
You’ll find that you can actually get some pretty good deals on Vodafone via CS as an existing customer.Its their last roll of the dice to make it an atractive buy for the Private Equity co.
Sheer numbers to contend with. After the takeover, I doubt they will support such offerings. On the contrary, I expect price rises to recoup the costs of this Lebara acquisition.
One more will bite the dust in 7 months.
On another note, if MVNOs can offer such crazy deals and still be profitable, doesnt it raise the question of how much the MNOs have been ripping us off over the years and years? (esp VodaCON) ?
Only assumed, not proven.Even if it’s somewhere in their payment process or a third party company that they use, it’s still ‘them’ to the people affected because that’s who we have (had) the relationship with. They are responsible for the end-to-end process and providing users with services.
True, but then you would probably have no service or clinging onto 4G for dear life...It's easy to disable 2G on Android though.