Is Pay As You Go being phased out?
Is Pay As You Go being phased out?
The telecoms giant announced it will axe its ‘classic’ PAYG and international sim cards for new customers, although existing ones will still be able to top-up. The move comes after Virgin Media announced it would be stopping PAYG.
What does 10 pounds get you on EE?
For £10 bundles, EE doesn’t do quite as well. The EE £10 pack gets you 250 minutes, unlimited texts and 1 GB of data. But you’ll get unlimited texts and calls and 10 GB of data for the same price from Three, or unlimited texts and calls and 15 GB of data from Giffgaff.
What is my EE plan?
The My EE app helps you stay in control of your pay monthly, pay as you go or 4GEE WiFi plans. It provides useful info and tools to manage your account, including usage breakdowns and FAQs. It’s also somewhere you can buy add-ons like packs for calling abroad. Find out more about the My EE app.
How do I cancel my EE PAYG?
How do I stop card payments?
- log in to My EE to cancel your pack or remove the payment card.
- text STOP PACK to 150.
- call 150 from your EE phone and use our automated service.
Where can I get a prepaid card at?
You can often find prepaid cards at checkout lanes when you’re at the supermarket or retailers like Walmart, typically next to gift cards. When you get a prepaid card in-store, you’ll often incur a card opening fee around $5.
Where does the money from Everything Is Everywhere go?
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How much money can you put on a prepaid card?
If you add $200 to your prepaid card, you can only spend up to $200. Any purchases you attempt to make exceeding $200 will be declined until you load more money onto your card. Additionally, there’s often a cap on how much money you can have on your card. The cards on this list have limits ranging from $5,000 to $100,000.