Want To Earn A Referral; Smarty Mobile Network - Going To Sign Up For Me & Mrs

[Escape Goat]

Hi

If you're on the network, you can send out a referral and get yourself credit.

Let me know if I can help you before I sign up.

Allen

[yourguitarhero]

Hi, I'm on Smarty.
I wouldn't recommend them. While their pricing is good, the network coverage is poor - especially when out cycling/camping. They run off the Three network.

Plusnet mobile are very similar (sim-only, prices, no contract, data allowance etc) and use EE's network which has brilliant coverage - that's who I was with before I swapped to Smarty.

[Borderer]

Thanks Allen, here's mine.

https://i.smarty.co.uk/CYN6c3x

Young guitar hero is right that EE is better for coverage in many locations in the Scottish Highlands though, but for everything else it's pretty good.

[Escape Goat]

Thnaks Bridget!!

I'm unsure what to do now... I'll have a check with the Mrs and see what she wants to do as I need two contracts.

[Boab]

I'm unsure what to do now...

GiffGaff, which runs on the O2 network...?

[Borderer]

Thnaks Bridget!!

I'm unsure what to do now... I'll have a check with the Mrs and see what she wants to do as I need two contracts.

Joe and I use Smarty. It's pretty good and the data allowances mean I never have to worry about it. The only time we had issues was in the Hebrides when we didn't have signal for days at a time - the locals all said you needed EE to get anything there.

[ScotRoutes]

Yep. EE/BT for the Highlands and Islands these days. Used to be that Vodafone or o2 were the best (they shared infrastructure for a while) but long since superceded.