Neither. You get slowed down.I like the Spusu 1 special plan for £2.90, good alternative to 1p mobile with their minimum spend requirement. However, I can't find any mention what they charge when you go over the 1GB, or do you just get cut off?
I can live with that, good enough for the occasional whatsapp messageNeither. You get slowed down
Yes, that would probably work. AFAIK the limited speed is 64Kbps.. very 90sI can live with that, good enough for the occasional whatsapp message
I can live with that, good enough for the occasional whatsapp message
Yes, that would probably work. AFAIK the limited speed is 64Kbps.. very 90s![]()
1 GB data
Unlimited Minutes
Unlimited SMS
Details
of which roaming in the EU & Switzerland
1 GB
500 Minutes + 500 SMS
international calls from the UK to EU countries only
500 Minutes
Experiment over for my parents.It feels like a sustainable way of doing offers... but Lebara's (and Talk Home's) intro offers are just so low it's a hard battle - especially with some of the other caveats of Spusu right now.
I think Spusu has more sustainability in the sector so I hope they stick around, but only time will tell. Right now I can't even port from Lebara to Spusu which is a nightmare in itself.
They don't offer eSIMs (yet).Is there any disadvantage to 1p then (minus the cost)? Seems like a no brainer
Esim is an issue but it isnt that inconvenient for me personally. Yeah I also never had the OTP issue.They don't offer eSIMs (yet).
I've been with spusu for about 2 months now. Aside from a disastrous porting experience from Three, it has been great so far. Rarely make voice calls so can't really comment on that.
And thankfully, I seem to be getting all OTP texts too.
Unfortunately for me it's a deal-breaker as I have a US-sourced iPhone that does not have a physical sim slot.Esim is an issue but it isnt that inconvenient for me personally. Yeah I also never had the OTP issue.
Turns out I spoke too soon! It reverted to the same issue as before and WiFi Calling has switched itself off again.But of an odd one, but thought it might be of use in case anyone else gets this little glitch.
On iOS, because Spusu doesn’t have any specific Carrier Settings (it’s not an official Apple Carrier) it relies on the generic ones baked into iOS, which amongst other things explains the “LTE” indicator at the top vs. the usual European “4G” one.
Anyway, I kept noticing on my iPhone that WiFi Calling kept turning itself off in settings, sometimes randomly even when not initiating a reboot, and seem to have managed to stop it doing this. If you go to:
Settings > Mobile Service > Mobile Data Network
until you see the following screen, and switch off this little toggle, it seems to cure the quirk of randomly deactivating WiFi Calling. So long as you have “web” written manually in the APN fields (MMS doesn’t work on Spusu) then everything else works correctly.
Might be of use to some, or could just be an isolated issue with me, but thought it was worth the share regardless!
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Now I've put the sim in a Motorola G34 5G and while it connects to 4G on bands 3 and 20 and 5G on n28 I'm unable to get 2G signal meaning I'm not able to make or received calls...
VoLTE is saying provisioned but not working... thats two MVNO's that have s**t the bed on me now...
I probably had the best customer service in many years from Spusu via WhatsApp over the last 24 hours.
I’m actually quite astounded at how quick and knowledgeable they were…