16-05-2024 08:48 PM
Hello
I have an unlimited SIM only plan at the moment paying £23 a month. However I am now out of work and claiming universal credit.
I believe I can now have the social tariff to lower my outgoings while I'm out of work. However, what I'd like to know is if the data will be throttled because it's a cheaper tariff. I live in a rural area and mobile companies standard packages give a poor reception, so for this current deal I paid extra for their "best speed".
I tried ringing EE but had to go through a text chat and didn't get any information from the agent on this.
thanks
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16-05-2024 09:10 PM
Hi @pendle666
If you read the link @Chris_B provided then there is another link which provides the info you need:
What do you get?
£12 per month* SIM only, includes:
30-day rolling contract for 12 months. No early exit fees apply.
The answer is yes this is a limited tariff compared to the tariff you are in now.
Thanks
16-05-2024 08:52 PM
@pendle666 Please have a read of THIS
16-05-2024 08:57 PM
Thank you, but that doesn't really answer my question. There's no point in taking advantage of the social tariff available to me, if I cannot get a good data signal and speed as I use quite a bit of data.
I saw when I took my contract out that there were several unlimited packages available all offering the same but a different price.
16-05-2024 09:10 PM
Hi @pendle666
If you read the link @Chris_B provided then there is another link which provides the info you need:
What do you get?
£12 per month* SIM only, includes:
30-day rolling contract for 12 months. No early exit fees apply.
The answer is yes this is a limited tariff compared to the tariff you are in now.
Thanks
16-05-2024 09:12 PM
That's great, thank you for your help.