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Should i move to PAYG?

  • 22-04-2021 4:45pm
    #1
    Rockfish
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 668 ✭✭✭


    Have always been on billpay and never really looked into other options, plans etc but now that i have it seems a no brainier that is should move to pre pay. With 3, on 3billpay 300 for €45pm but i only use a tiny amount of available call/txt units etc. So if i go pre pay €15pm, and pay €300 for a new phone, over a few years its well worth it or am i missing something? With payg is there a minimum contract period? I want to stay with three too as coverage around here is always very good, no issues


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  • #2
    con747
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,079 ✭✭✭con747


    Rockfish wrote: »
    Have always been on billpay and never really looked into other options, plans etc but now that i have it seems a no brainier that is should move to pre pay. With 3, on 3billpay 300 for €45pm but i only use a tiny amount of available call/txt units etc. So if i go pre pay €15pm, and pay €300 for a new phone, over a few years its well worth it or am i missing something? With payg is there a minimum contract period? I wnat to stay with three too as coverage around here is always very good, no issues

    Best for you would be the 48 network plan €10.99 a month and uses the Three network of masts. https://switcher.ie/mobiles/networks/48/

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  • #3
    MarkR
    Moderators, Regional Midwest Moderators Posts: 11,183 Mod ✭✭✭✭MarkR


    Rockfish wrote: »
    Have always been on billpay and never really looked into other options, plans etc but now that i have it seems a no brainier that is should move to pre pay. With 3, on 3billpay 300 for €45pm but i only use a tiny amount of available call/txt units etc. So if i go pre pay €15pm, and pay €300 for a new phone, over a few years its well worth it or am i missing something? With payg is there a minimum contract period? I wnat to stay with three too as coverage around here is always very good, no issues

    Try 48. Runs on three network, and is a quarter of the price monthly. Rolling contract if 30 days, so you can always go elsewhere. Tesco are an option too.


  • #4
    Ten Pin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,868 ✭✭✭Ten Pin


    So if i go pre pay €15pm

    That plan is a 28 day plan with just 1GB of data. Calls and text are unlimited.
    pay €300 for a new phone
    If you're out of contract then request a phone unlock code from 3 and phone can be used on any network.
    With payg is there a minimum contract period?
    None, no commitment at all, in theory you could start using a PAYG SIM today and port the number to another network tomorrow.
    I want to stay with three too as coverage around here is always very good, no issues
    48 is probably the best value option, same coverage as 3 for 10.99 pm. Phone needs to be unlocked to use on 48.


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