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Old 21-07-2013, 14:54   #1
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Three All you can eat data

My contracts on the one plan expire next month and rather than upgrade I seen a PAYG option with unlimited data. Its cheaper as I dont need massive amounts of minutes or texts. Sold my 2 HTCs and bought an s3. On the all in one 15 add on which promises unlimited data. People say they dont use over 500mb per month which is great except I really hammer mine. Ive used 2gb since this morning and itll only get higher with my Netflix usage. Question is, is this truly unlimited data like the one plan or just some bogus gimmick that will get cut off before I smash 50+gb a month?
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Old 21-07-2013, 17:40   #2
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Re: Three All you can eat data

One Plan, regardless of being sim-only or with a handset is truly unlimited with tethering yes.
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Re: Three All you can eat data

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All-in-One 15 Add-on.
This Add-on gives you 300 minutes, 3,000 texts and all-you-can-eat data to use within 30 days.
All-in-One 10 Add-on.
This Add-on gives you 100 minutes, 3,000 texts and 500MB of data to use within 30 days.



Pay As You Go plans do not allow tethering. If you would like to tether, you will need to choose a Pay Monthly plan and / or an Add-On that does allow tethering.

http://store.three.co.uk/view/searchSimOnly?tariff=112

Unlimited but no tethering
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Old 28-07-2013, 18:34   #4
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Re: Three All you can eat data

The 1 month rolling contract does tethering but the 'use your balance' 30 day plan does not.

http://store.three.co.uk/view/searchSimOnly?tariff=3034
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Re: Three All you can eat data

I'm on "The Full Monty 26" with T-Mobile with TRUELY UNLIMITED data.

I'm going to test it shortly when I go on my holiday.
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Old 05-08-2013, 22:00   #6
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Re: Three All you can eat data

my one plan on three is unlimited including tethering
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Re: Three All you can eat data

I am on the all in one 15 and use it for tethering and it works fine. There seems to be more "policing" on tethering on the contracts (except one plan) rather than the pay as you go options.

I can also assure its unlimited as I used 220GB one month and 250GB another when I was staying at a friends house and used it for tethering.
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Re: Three All you can eat data

Tethering is difficult to police. Back in the early days it was nearly impossible, and where it was possible, they were too lazy to do it anyway.
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