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4G Simplicity for iPhone

Anonymous
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Sorry if I have missed this, but will o2 be offering the 4G Sim only package. Currently it says not avalible for iPhone? But clearly they have an o2 refresh iPhone package...

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contract came in the post today.... what a surprise no nano sim recieved. time to complain

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The sim would be sent separately from any paperwork about the contract.

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It would be faster for you to pop in to an o2 store as for a 4G nano sim and do your own sim swap. It only took me 10 mins from start to finish doing my own sim swap online

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Decided to cut the micro sim down to a nano myself and all working fine now.
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I've been on the old iPhone unlimited tariff for the last 4 years. I would've thought that they'd allow a 4G bolt-on for £5 but cap the 4G data to a certain amount.  Once you hit the cap, your data switches to 3G (unlimited).  If their 4G network is that fast, high users will soon want to switch to a newer tariff.  For those who don't use vasts amount of data, they benefit from 4G speeds and O2 gets another £5 per month.  

 

I only want to try O2's 4G network and won't sign up to a 12 month tariff or risk losing my current tariff just to try.  I'm not that impressed with their 3G which I think has got worse over the last two years so 4G was O2's last option to keep me.  Instead, O2 now lose me as a customer to either EE or Three.  PAC obtained.  Just need to decide which network.

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I bought a sim free 5S from the apple store before at that time the O2 store doesn't have any in stock.

I was looking at the the simplicity options cos my contract is due to upgrade and noticed the 4G sim only plans are way too expensive comparing to other networks. I decided to for EE as they do have visual voicemail and I will pay less for more date and it's only 30 days contract.
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Well it's a buyer's market without a doubt. Hope you get good network coverage.

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