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Three data question

[Deleted User] · 2022-02-02 20:08:39

Hi, I want to use a pay as you go three sim card in a mobile router I have. I see on their deal for €20 a month PAYG it says unlimited data and it then says subject to a fair usage policy with a *. Looking at the terms and conditions I can see no reference to what is their fair usage policy on data, just calls and texts…

02-02-2022 09:08PM

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Hi,
I want to use a pay as you go three sim card in a mobile router I have. I see on their deal for €20 a month PAYG it says unlimited data and it then says subject to a fair usage policy with a *. Looking at the terms and conditions I can see no reference to what is their fair usage policy on data, just calls and texts are mentioned.
Does anyone know do they throttle you or have a cap on the amount of data on their unlimited data PAYG plan?
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#2 02-02-2022 09:15PM

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I've been using that €20 PAYG for 10 years now with zero problems of throttling no matter how much I use.I have the card in a Huawei router.It really depends on what the 3 signal is like in your area.

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#3 02-02-2022 09:19PM

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118572710#Comment_118572710

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Three could start enforcing if they want to but so far they've never done so. With 60% of the country on their network they're managing well to keep adding capacity.

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