Best UK PAYG data rates

Hello!

I just bought a Nokia E61 to try out and (for now) use it alongside my
regular mobile phone and just use the E61 exclusively for email.

I've never been one for contracts and re-occurring monthly bills,
preferring the prepay option (I got an SMS from o2 last week that made
me smile, apparently I'm "missing out" by only topping up around £6
per month!)

Can anyone recommend any prepaid data-focussed SIMs I can buy? Or some
very low cost (£10<) pay monthly? o2 is great, but I think lock their
prepay customers to only browsing webpages (port 80 only I think).

I have a T-Mobile SIM that I use occasionally with a PCMCIA datacard,
which is capped at £1 per day, however - £1 per day becomes £30 per
month if I plan to use this E61 everyday.

Thanks for your help!

-
Joe

woods.81@googlemail.com writes:

> Hello!
>
> I just bought a Nokia E61 to try out and (for now) use it alongside my
> regular mobile phone and just use the E61 exclusively for email.
>
> I've never been one for contracts and re-occurring monthly bills,
> preferring the prepay option (I got an SMS from o2 last week that made
> me smile, apparently I'm "missing out" by only topping up around £6
> per month!)
>
> Can anyone recommend any prepaid data-focussed SIMs I can buy? Or some
> very low cost (£10<) pay monthly? o2 is great, but I think lock their
> prepay customers to only browsing webpages (port 80 only I think).
>
> I have a T-Mobile SIM that I use occasionally with a PCMCIA datacard,
> which is capped at £1 per day, however - £1 per day becomes £30 per
> month if I plan to use this E61 everyday.
>
T-Mobile Web'n'walk, £7.50/month.

Phil

Are you sure about that?

The T-Mobile £7.50 per month SIM only doesn't include any data, that's
the £1 per day on top of that from what I can see, potentially £37.50
per month in total.

-
Joe



On 20 Apr, 12:09, Phil<p...@thecork.trig222.f9.co.uk> wrote:
> woods...@googlemail.com writes:
> > Hello!
>
> > I just bought a Nokia E61 to try out and (for now) use it alongside my
> > regular mobile phone and just use the E61 exclusively for email.
>
> > I've never been one for contracts and re-occurring monthly bills,
> > preferring the prepay option (I got an SMS from o2 last week that made
> > me smile, apparently I'm "missing out" by only topping up around £6
> > per month!)
>
> > Can anyone recommend any prepaid data-focussed SIMs I can buy? Or some
> > very low cost (£10<) pay monthly? o2 is great, but I think lock their
> > prepay customers to only browsing webpages (port 80 only I think).
>
> > I have a T-Mobile SIM that I use occasionally with a PCMCIA datacard,
> > which is capped at £1 per day, however - £1 per day becomes £30 per
> > month if I plan to use this E61 everyday.
>
> T-Mobile Web'n'walk, £7.50/month.
>
> Phil

woods.81@googlemail.com writes:

> Are you sure about that?
>
> The T-Mobile £7.50 per month SIM only doesn't include any data, that's
> the £1 per day on top of that from what I can see, potentially £37.50
> per month in total.
>
Sorry Web'n'walk is contract only, the basic is £7.50/month on top of your
voice tarrif.

Phil