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How to approach my dilemma

Wtforward
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Hello everyone, just need some advice on the best way to go about what I'm trying to achieve in the most cost effective and easiest way possible.

End result is my WiFi provider changed from Plusnet to EE, and 3 new contracts keeping my family's numbers with 1 contract being mine with the s24 or similar.

- Plusnet contract has expired

- Family members x2 contracts has expired 

- Last contract (mine) ends in September so around £170 left Inc cancellation fee if I wanted too.

Wife's contract is with Three mobile, my son has been swapped from three to EE PAYG now to test signal and I'm still with id mobile with the crapet signal known to earth.

 

Any insights on total costs from EE would be fantastic, thanks in advance 🙂


 

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XRaySpeX
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@Wtforward : How long's a piece of string?

  • EE BB could be anything from £25 to £75 pm depending how fast you want it & what's available in your area & that's w/out any add-ons like phone & EE TV.
  • SIM-Only could be anything from £18 to £48 pm depending on what allowances would suit you & what inclusive extras you want, like roaming.

Best you go window shopping & decide what suits you:

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