TNT Sports - Inclusive Extra

[Kingarthur64]

Hi, I currently have the EE 'all rounder' SIM 5GB with 30% discount so currently pay £19.65 and this includes 1 x Inclusive Extra which I have selected as the TNT Sports. That was the main reason for joining EE to get TNT at a reasonable price in 2022.

Now, the problem, my contract expires in a few months, and having had a look at current SIM only plans most now do not include TNT as an inclusive extra. The only one that does is the top tier 'Full Works' which is nearly £50 per month. I definitely wont be taking that but just wondered if I am likely to be offered any incentive to keep TNT as a current subscriber will they continue to offer me TNT as an 'inclusive extra' or will they try to bump me on to the Full Works. I know I could call but still have a while to go yet so just getting an idea what to expect. Many thanks !

[Schockwave]

@Kingarthur64 , contracts do not just end, just the minimum term, so if you do not want to upgrade or change your plan, you can stay on the same plan as you are now.

[Kingarthur64]

Hi Shockwave, so you reckon I will just carry on with current plan? With all the changes with Eurosport, TNT and Discovery+,  just suspect that they are trying to push everyone in to the higher paying plans ie 'Full Works' to access TNT via SIM plans. TNT is £20 per month as a stand alone extra so hard to see them allowing me to continue with phone plan and TNT for £19 per month. Also I get the monthly 30% discount will that disappear at the end of the contract?

[Schockwave]

@Kingarthur64 , if you do not change your plan, then that should remain until you change your plan, depending why you got 30% discount, but I would then advise you to speak to customer service about it, as they are the ones that will let you know.

[Kingarthur64]

It is shown as an ‘add-on’ on my bill and was used as an incentive when I was looking to move to EE to get TNT. It also states on my bill “This add-on cannot be removed” weirdly. So whether it will continue beyond my minimum term is anyone’s guess. Thanks for replies and guesses I will have to keep an eye on my future bills and keep fingers crossed.