Forum Discussion
£18 Unlimited data sim
- 18-05-2023
MarkSwee_222671 I think that you will need a separate account for the new sim. You can then join them in a group. I think that you may find this article helpful:https://help.smarty.co.uk/en/articles/3417277-what-is-a-group-plan
I have a non-roaming package on my main phone and I need Internet connection at home but don't want to take out an 18/24 month broadband contract as I move around. So the data SIM is attractive, but data SIM with with voice and SMS package is more attractive if it's cheaper!
Brookhouse Don't forget that you will still be subject to a 'fair usage policy' and mobile internet is not intended to replace broadband. It's not always as reliable, for one thing.
- Brookhouse08-06-2023SMARTY Commentator
So is there a "fair use policy" on the data-only SIM? Is that actually the difference?
Yes, I appreciate the mobile Internet won't be as reliable but it is an interim solution until I know where I am living and then I'll sign up for broadband or even fibre to the premises 😉
- MSF08-06-2023SMARTY Guru
Brookhouse Terms and Conditions 5.16 seems to just about cover it I think.
- Brookhouse08-06-2023SMARTY Commentator
Thanks. Pasted in for reference. Seems it is uncapped. I would use occasionally for voice and SMS anyway, and only one connected device so would probably not cause concern!
5.16 Our Unlimited Voice Plans are for personal, non-commercial use only and can be used in SIM enabled mobile devices, tablets laptops and portable mobile WI-FI devices and the data is uncapped for this use. This SIM card should not be used as a permanent long-term alternative to home broadband. If we determine in our sole opinion that your use of the SMARTY Services is in breach of these Terms and Conditions and/or exceeds that reasonably expected of someone using the Service for legitimate personal, non-commercial use, then we may at our discretion terminate (in accordance with Section 9), or Suspend (in accordance with Section 8), or restrict your SMARTY Service. As an example, without limitation, we consider that if you regularly tether more than 8 devices that this is unlikely to be legitimate personal, non-commercial use.