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Lack of PAYG i imagine is because you can get monthly rolling contracts for like £4+
Orange used to have fair PAYG prices before EE were allowed to buy them, you can't get a £4 contract with EE sure maybe with a MVNO until they all put their prices up. EE's cheapest monthly plan is their 5GB one which currently costs £27 which is absurd.

Every time Ofcom allow a merger / buyout it gets worse for the customers Vodafone / Three's 4G network speed has been dire for me since the merger and they have introduced a speed cap on their 5G broadband packages as well which will eventually roll out to all the MVNO's that use their network.

Even £4 with a MVNO is still almost £50 a year and this thread shows how bad some of the MVNO's are with zero support and dodgy stuff happening; I'm talking about people who rarely make calls but need a mobile in case they need to make a doctors appoinment or for 2FA those people are being ripped off. Charging someone the best part of 50p a minute to listen to their answer phone messages or to send a text is not okay.
 
EE's cheapest monthly plan is their 5GB one which currently costs £27 which is absurd.

Click off standard plans - you can get 20GB sim on EE from £12/m but you can often find a code to get that down to £10/m.

Personally wouldn't touch the £4/m plans as the operators offering them are usually trash.
 
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Click off standard plans - you can get 20GB sim on EE from £12/m but you can often find a code to get that down to £10/m.

Personally wouldn't touch the £4/m plans as the operators offering them are usually trash.
That takes me back to my PAYG point though, people that are making a few calls or less a month shouldn't need to pay £120 - £144.
 
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