Data tariff question

[Anonymous]

Hello, 

I was wondering if there was a tariff that specializes in data MB. I don't usually call or text on my iphone, but i would love to spend my tariff mainly on internet usage on the go. 

If anyone has any idea or thought about this, I would kindly appricate it.

[MI5]

Dave, all the help topics are in one index thread for easy searching http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Other-Products-Services/Index-of-Help-Topics/m-p/638349#M11305

[davethorp]

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@MI5 wrote:
Dave, all the help topics are in one index thread for easy searching http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Other-Products-Services/Index-of-Help-Topics/m-p/638349#M11305

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Yeah I found the topic in that thread after I'd posted and edited my post with the link

[Anonymous]

Thanks mate!

By the way - is there a site somewhere were I can see and compare different plans for my needs? I'm having a hard time looking for a tarrif that suits my standards.

[Anonymous]

Carphone warehouse is good for that, u can change the setting to what ur looking for and it will do the search for u

[MI5]

The MoneySuperMarket website has a checker too.

[davethorp]

http://www.uswitch.com and http://www.moneysavingexpert.com have comparisons for mobile tariffs. Although bear in mind this is a fast moving market and comparisons may not be up to date. EE for instance have just refreshed their sim only tariffs and the comparison sites may need some catching up

Give what you have said about data being your main concern, unless you use your phone for tethering, both 3 and virgin media have unlimited data tariffs that would suit your needs for in the region of £15-£18 a month. If you do need tethering, 3 will allow it but you would be limited to 4GB of tethering a month on their unlimited plans. Virgin don't allow it.

If you do sign up for a sim only somewhere check http://www.topcashback.co.uk or http://www.quidco.com as you can sometimes get cashback for signing up. I got £10.50 the other month for taking out a sim only with O2 for a family member and £70 this week for signing up to EE