I use BT broadband and I had 3 BT mobile SIMS for the family. As BT Mobile said they were moving to EE, I moved the Sims to a 24 month EE contract, which has just expired.
The deal gave me 10% off the EE sim and double data. The SIMs I got were £10/month for 10Gb - so with the deals, that meant they cost £9/month for 20Gb each. With inflation over the two years, that means these sims now cost me £35.02.month, or £11.67 each/month. There is no speed cap on these sims.
So the nearest similar offer on the the EE website is £12/month for 20Gb/month and a max speed of 100Mb/s. So if I switched, it looks like I would pay more for the same monthly limit, and I would also have a speed limit imposed where there wasn't before. So it seems like it is a no brainer not to 'upgrade' my sim?
Obviously, this would change if I still gained the 10% discount and double data, for being a BT customer - so the sims would cost me £10.80/month for 40Gb. It's just that the website make no mention of this?
Anyone got any comments about whether I can apply the BT benefits onto this 'upgrade' or if the BT customer benefit doesn't apply?
