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The latest deals on EE Mobile for BT Broadband customers that have gone live this week don’t seem to be as attractive in terms of data allowances or price as previously. I wondering whether those of us that hang on until the bitter end will be offered good deals or not. I believe that Plusnet Mobile customers have been offered deals from £8 pm on a month by month basis to move over to EE Mobile.
does seems while others doing better ( summer ) deals, that EE now less attractive as a big change from £9 for 20Gigs to £9 for 2Gigs ( and on no frills tariff which is capped at 25mb speed 😞
If you'e looking to go from BT to EE then calling 150 and speaking with BT CS might be better for you as they will have other deals that aren't online.
I don’t want to move to EE and pay more for less than I’m getting at the moment with BT Mobile which uses the EE network. I realise that BT Mobile will close eventually, and I may move to EE if they’re able to offer a better deal than the competition.
BT have tried to move me to EE but it wasn't a good offer so I have moved to O2 using 5G got 60GB data 12 month contract , can use 25GB in Europe and 6 months Disney +. no brainer.
The offers on the EE website for BT Broadband customers are all over the place at the moment. There’s currently a 10GB Essentials plan for £7pm for 24 months at the same time as a 10GB No frills plan for £11.90pm for 24 months.
