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29-05-2021 11:30 PM
Hi I use a 4GEE WiFi device on an empty house 200 miles away from where I live to run a camera to keep an eye on the property
im getting fed up of having to travel 400 miles (costing me £60 in fuel and 7 hours driving) just to put data on it every month Surely there has to be a way I can just add a pack remotely
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30-05-2021 01:45 PM
Oh not sure what happened but I’ve just been able to add a data pack on via the App
First time it’s ever done that normally it asks me to connect to the EE network, I don’t have to take a day trip 200 miles away now Yay
30-05-2021 01:14 AM
Is it on PAYG or contract? You say "Pack" so I presume PAYG. If so, can't you add it in your MyEE?
30-05-2021 09:19 AM
Yes on payg It doesn’t even use the credit I’ve got on it and will only use data add ons
is there a way to make it auto renew when credit is put on
30-05-2021 10:56 AM
Sounds like you've got a PAYG data SIM. They don't auto renew & can only buy data add-ons as you say.
You need to replace it with a PAYG phone SIM with an auto renewing pack. Then all you need to do is set up a recurring payment from a bank card.
30-05-2021 11:01 AM
Thank you for your help It’s a pain as I’m 200 mile away and never know when data is gonna run out It took many attempts to add it onto the ee app so I could top it up Seems crazy you have to connect to the device to put an add on on
luckily the house will be sold in the next 3/4 months but I’m going to try the ee mobile sim as you suggested Thank you
30-05-2021 11:07 AM - edited 30-05-2021 11:10 AM
Thanks! You're welcome 🙂 ! Glad I could be of assistance.
N.B. Whereas the data in a PAYG data SIM lasts until it is exhausted, the data on a PAYG pack & its top-up lasts 1 month.
30-05-2021 01:45 PM
Oh not sure what happened but I’ve just been able to add a data pack on via the App
First time it’s ever done that normally it asks me to connect to the EE network, I don’t have to take a day trip 200 miles away now Yay