Smarty for mobile any good?
16-10-2022, 22:10
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
so now we have 2 referral links on this thread. 1 fair play due to the OP gaining but now a blatant profit attempt hahaha good job this is not Facebook or Twatter as there would be hundreds by now
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21-10-2022, 10:14
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
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Originally Posted by Jimmy-J
I've been with Smarty for about a year, £12pm for 100gb plus unlimited minutes and text, and 5G. I've not had any problems with them, porting my old number took about a day and a half. The app is really good. I also got a free month for recommending a friend, they got a free month too.
Customer service is excellent.
They offered me unlimited data / min and txt for £18pm. And there's no long contracts, just pay monthly, cancel when you like.
By-the-way, use my referral link if you fancy a £10 gift card, we'll both get a choice of a Gift Card from Amazon.co.uk, John Lewis Partnership or Uber..
https://i.smarty.co.uk/UZbvkkx
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Hi Jimmy, so i've just activated my sim, do i need to do anything to get this £10 Amazon gift or will i eventually see it in my email?
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21-10-2022, 11:59
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
Hi Snoopz, when I recommended a friend some months ago, we both got a free month, that was all done automatically. This is the first time I've claimed for the free voucher, I assume it'll be emailed/text to us within 14 days of claiming, or within 14 days of you activating the sim.
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This is from the email I received after you ordered your SIM...
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Your friend has ordered their SMARTY SIM.
Now they just need to activate their SIM and after 14 days you’ll both be able to select your choice of Gift Card.
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21-10-2022, 12:11
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
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Originally Posted by Jimmy-J
Hi Snoopz, when I recommended a friend some months ago, we both got a free month, that was all done automatically. This is the first time I've claimed for the free voucher, I assume it'll be emailed/text to us within 14 days of claiming, or within 14 days of you activating the sim.
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This is from the email I received after you ordered your SIM...
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Great thanks.
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21-10-2022, 12:16
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
You're welcome 🙂👍
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05-11-2022, 00:40
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
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You're welcome
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Just chose a £10 Amazon gift card and I think you get the same, thanks again.
So far everything has been great with Smarty for £10 a month instead of £24 with 3, I'm surprised 3 billed me again yesterday the full amount, I read it takes a while for the final bill, they better not mess it up!
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08-11-2022, 16:17
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
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Originally Posted by Jimmy-J
I've been with Smarty for about a year, £12pm for 100gb plus unlimited minutes and text, and 5G. I've not had any problems with them, porting my old number took about a day and a half. The app is really good. I also got a free month for recommending a friend, they got a free month too.
Customer service is excellent.
They offered me unlimited data / min and txt for £18pm. And there's no long contracts, just pay monthly, cancel when you like.
By-the-way, use my referral link if you fancy a £10 gift card, we'll both get a choice of a Gift Card from Amazon.co.uk, John Lewis Partnership or Uber..
https://i.smarty.co.uk/UZbvkkx
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There is now an offer of 120gb for £12 if you want more.
---------- Post added at 16:17 ---------- Previous post was at 16:08 ----------
I didn't realise ID Mobile also used the 3 network, their offering looks to be better as you can roll over unused data.
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08-11-2022, 19:43
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
Hi SnoopZ, Thanks for the heads-up, I'm going to look into that.
I've already spent the gift card, bought a new 16oz hammer off Hammerzon.
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08-11-2022, 19:46
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
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Hi SnoopZ, Thanks for the heads-up, I'm going to look into that.
I've already spent the gift card, bought a new 16oz hammer off Hammerzon.
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You can take the offer in the app but you probably know that.
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08-11-2022, 20:04
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
Just checking the app, they also have a 200gb for £17pm. I'll change over to the 140gb soon. Offer ends at 11:59 on the 15 December.
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11-11-2022, 02:37
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
I'm probably switching from EE to Tesco in April when my contract is up due to poor service from EE over past 2-3 months.
I know a few people on Tesco and are very happy and it will save me £16 a month even though I'm dropping from 100GB data to 40GB Data. I'm lucky if I use 10GB data out and about a month.
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22-11-2022, 00:21
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
Rang through to EE today after being unable to take a very important call from my doctors due to quality of line, it was breaking up. They admitted they have a mast down but wont work on it till December 1st which I said was wrong. I told her that its been on and off for around 6 month and they gave me £57 off my bill but refused to let me out of my contract.
I cant wait till my contract is up.
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22-11-2022, 07:54
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
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Originally Posted by Corey N Georgie
Rang through to EE today after being unable to take a very important call from my doctors due to quality of line, it was breaking up. They admitted they have a mast down but wont work on it till December 1st which I said was wrong. I told her that its been on and off for around 6 month and they gave me £57 off my bill but refused to let me out of my contract.
I cant wait till my contract is up.
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can you not use wifi calling?
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22-11-2022, 08:37
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
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can you not use wifi calling?
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My question too, WiFi calling, I use that as it's better than my mobile signal at home.
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22-11-2022, 14:46
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Re: Smarty for mobile any good?
I had to disable wi-fi calling, it kept failing calls, not tried it again since.
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