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sonnycrockett999

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I have a ZTE MC801A 5G WIFI 6 ROUTER 2.8GBPS router. Vodafone just upped their fees to almost £40 a month for unlimited 5G so I'm looking for a new plan.

- 5G Tower nearby but VERY variable connection. Sometimes full whack 5G, sometimes slow 4G with Vodafone. THREE was unusable so ended that contract.

- Unlimited data

- No data caps, restrictions or throttling

- Budget around £30 per month

- Main use is for downloading large steam games, streaming, local network sharing for Jellyfin etc.
 
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not sure you can find any really unlimited ones now. I thought three had no FUP but several people are saying their T&Cs do include one now of 1TB. I thought this was the old 1TB FUP but apparently they're including this (Albeit they say as an example???) in 2024 T&Cs.

Scancom ones absolutely have FUPs. At least they do on Three and EE and O2. No idea about Vodafone.

You might also want to check some cashback sites/deal sites e.g. https://www.mobiles.co.uk/sim-only?filter_tariff_data[]=-1&sort=default

and

also check the hot deals section of the forum here https://www.ispreview.co.uk/talk/forums/hot-deals-bargains.642/ for current deals.
 
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Can I ask why most of the 30 day deals are much cheaper than the 12-24 months contracts?

Are the 30 day deals rolling? Would it make more sense to get a 30 day deal and just leave it rolling?
 
Can I ask why most of the 30 day deals are much cheaper than the 12-24 months contracts?

Are the 30 day deals rolling? Would it make more sense to get a 30 day deal and just leave it rolling?

Yes, you never know when fttp will suddenly pop up, sod being in a 24 month contract with a SIM.

A friend of mine uses Talkmobile £16/mo (Voda network) on a rolling monthly contract.
 
Yes, you never know when fttp will suddenly pop up, sod being in a 24 month contract with a SIM.

A friend of mine uses Talkmobile £16/mo (Voda network) on a rolling monthly contract.
this happened to me :LOL: i was told by Openreach i wasn't getting FTTP. So I bought two SIMs (EE and Three). Two months later, openreach decided we were getting FTTP.
 
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Yes, you never know when fttp will suddenly pop up, sod being in a 24 month contract with a SIM.

A friend of mine uses Talkmobile £16/mo (Voda network) on a rolling monthly contract.
Thanks. Might be a dumb question, but usually discounts are baked into longer contracts from my experience, so how come monthly rolling is cheaper?
 
Thanks. Might be a dumb question, but usually discounts are baked into longer contracts from my experience, so how come monthly rolling is cheaper?
Because the big 4 take the public for a ride...

Competition is fierce in mobile (for now, if Three/Vodafone merge, and with networks like Lebara being sold, it might not last) and people don't want to be locked into long contracts, so to compete that's what they offer.
 
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