07-19-2024 09:42 PM
I've suspected for a number of years that it's just the Three network that doesn't work while under the channel. I can't too that conclusion because I never had service on the way to France but, coming back, I could stay connected to the network I was roaming on.
Today, I purchased a Tesco Mobile SIM since I can use my full data allowance of 30gb. I found that my Tesco SIM works on the tunnel and, as I suspected, Three just doesn't work.
Why?
07-20-2024 08:29 AM
@Chicky Because O2 (for Tesco) provides that service while Three (for Smarty) does not?
07-20-2024 09:01 AM
Duh! My question is why can other networks provide service and Three, Smarty do not
07-20-2024 10:36 AM
@Chicky Duh! Probably because Three have not provisioned that service.
If you are asking a question and would like genuine answers, probably best not to try and ridicule people who try to help.
07-20-2024 11:22 AM
Money!!! SMARTY provide a basic no thrills kinda service and their prices reflect that.
07-20-2024 05:08 PM
Duh !
Dont be a completely unlikeable nasty twit !
This is the community forum, none of us here work for Smarty, so if you’re so keen to get an answer, reach out to Smarty directly !
The answer, as you have already been told, is that Smarty provide a no frills basic service. Smarty isn’t even responsible for the network coverage, Three is.
The issue with sarcastic little jokers of people like you is that you buy a Smarty SIM card, attracted by its value for money price, and expect it to perform like a Ferrari, when you have in fact bought a Ford Fiesta !
We have a choice to use the mobile service that best fits our needs, which in your case is obviously not Snarfy ! Do a google search on “the best network for monosyllabic sarcastic clueless people” and see what it suggests !