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$35 UK Prepaid Sim Card with Unlimited Data @ Sim Corner - Can be used in France, Italy and 14 other Countries.

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$35 UK Prepaid Sim Card with Unlimited Data @ Sim Corner - Can be used in France, Italy and 14 other Countries.
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Store RepP[Deactivated] on 21/10/2014 - 23:14 simcorner.com (475 clicks)
Last edited 22/10/2014 - 14:31
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We are offering our UK Prepaid Sim Card, for 10% off our Regular Retail Price. This includes Free Regular Delivery Australia-Wide. The Unlimited Data can be used in 16 countries, including France, Italy and Sweden

So What Do You Get With This Offer?

  • Free Three UK Prepaid Sim Card
  • Unlimited Data (can be used in 16 other countries)
  • 300 Local UK Minutes
  • 3000 Local UK Texts

*The sim does not come with any credit for International Calls. Top-Up/Refill vouchers for International calls can be obtained directly from Three either online or in-store. You can also purchase top-up vouchers from many convenience stores and retailers in the UK. Calls to Australian mobiles from the UK are 14p per minute or 3p per minute to Australian Landlines

How Long does it last?

The Prepaid plan last 30 days from when you insert the sim card in your phone. These cards can be recharged online or at any various Three stores after the initial first month.

What phones can this sim card be used in?

You can use the Three sim card in any unlocked phone.

Who are Three?

The Three network is one of the major mobile carriers in UK. Three network has extensive coverage in UK's main cities- making it ideal for Travelers. The generous Data offered by Three is unmatched by its competitors and allows extensive use of apps such as Google Maps, Facebook, Whatsapp, Viber, etc.

The "Feel at Home" Service which allows customers to use Unlimited Data in 16 other countries including France and Italy makes it ideal for Travelers going to various countries in Europe. In addition, you get 300 UK minutes which can be used in those 16 countries. This means if you are traveling with a companion and are traveling to UK, France, Italy etc you will always remain in touch.

"Feel at Home" Limitations
The sim card can be used in 16 other countries, however as noted on the Three website there are a few limitations, these include;

*Unlimited Data is capped at 25GB when using it in the 16 countries
*You can't use your phone as a personal hotspot (tethering) outside of the UK.
*Three restricts your ability to use your data allowance for file-sharing (like peer to peer download services) and using certain sites to download or share large files.
*You should be able to stream and connect to VPNs, but you'll find this is slower and the quality won't be as good as it is in the UK. For example, Three doesn't recommend streaming TV programmes and films.
*Other Add-ons that include video or audio content (such as TV, music or games) can’t be used either when you’re in a Feel At Home destination.

Where can I check Three's coverage map?
Three Coverage Map

When does my sim card have to be activated by?

Your sim card must be activated by 30 June 2015. If you are traveling after this period - we advise that you purchase a sim card closer to the date.

How Do I activate my sim card?
The Sim Card is self activating. Hence, all you have to do is insert the Sim Card in your phone and it is ready to use. Your 30 days commences when you first insert the sim card in your phone.

What happens if I have problems?

When you are travelling overseas you would want to be rest assured you are buying from a trustworthy and honest provider. We do not only sell online, but we also have stores inside Melbourne Airport and Sydney Airport. If you encounter any issues you can contact our support staff or Three directly.

Who is SimCorner?

SimCorner has partnered with some of the world’s largest mobile telecommunication providers to take the hassle out of international travel by offering country specific international prepaid SIM cards.

Our service have been reviewed by unbiased travellers and this is what they have to say.

News.com.au : How to beat global roaming phone charges

Australian Business Traveller : Beat the global roaming rip-off: buy an overseas SIM in Australia

When will I receive my sim card?
*Free Regular Shipping: 5-10 Business Days
*Express Shipping: 1-3 Business Days

How do I get the Discount?

Insert the code "OZBUK35" at the checkout page, under "Coupon code".

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  • jv on 21/10/2014 - 23:23

    Your link says it includes Australia.

    So can we get this and get unlimited data in Australia for 30 days ?

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 21/10/2014 - 23:31

      Hi Jv

      Yes one of the "Feel at Home" countries is Australia. The sim card does come with Unlimited Data in the UK - however, the data is capped at 25GB in the 16 "Feel at Home" countries (as noted in the "Feel at Home" information page).

      • Rillen on 22/10/2014 - 07:05

        Hi Rep,

        Does this mean using this sim I have up to 25GB of included data per month and can renew for up to 3 months in Australia?

        • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 22/10/2014 - 10:38

          Hi Rillen

          Yes that is correct. Every month when you refill your Feel at Home data will reset, hence you will get 25GB every month

  • sane on 21/10/2014 - 23:26

    Hmm, references to T-Mobile, didn't pay attention did we?

    This price is pretty much the standard price for these sims ($26-27), so not really a deal except they are already in Oz.

    Note the data isn't all you can eat outside the UK; tethering isn't allowed and data is restricted to 25GB in a month. Mind, the words 'limit' and '25GB' create a hollow laugh in Australia - land of the 1GB per month data allowance …

    Also you can only have 3 months in a 12 month period without use in the UK - eg its for UK holiday makers.

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 21/10/2014 - 23:38

      Hi sane

      Thank you for noting that. We have updated the information.

      We realise the price isn't significantly lower. However if you are traveling to those 16 countries, it is really handy - especially if it is mobile data that travelers are after. Also this sim card wouldn't be available to purchase if someone's first stop was say France or Italy.

    • team teri on 22/10/2014 - 00:12

      Hi sane, where did you find those restrictions, do you have a link? Until I saw your post (no tethering) I considered ditching my slow ADSL line (and Telstra home line) and just using this one instead…
      Which network are they using here, Vodafail?

  • Merlict on 21/10/2014 - 23:37
    +2

    A reminder of what an utter ripoff mobile data is here

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 21/10/2014 - 23:43

      Hi Merlict

      Yes, Australian Telcos have a long way to go to be price competitive with other countries such as USA or UK. However in saying that - you should see the mobile data prices they charge in Canada :|

      • KiTau on 22/10/2014 - 06:46

        Simcorner what does it mean on your site with add~ons that dont work include tv,music and video. Can i still watch youtube etc?

        • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 22/10/2014 - 14:45

          Hi KiTau,

          This is noted on Three's website. Three in the UK have Add-On features that you have to pay for that allow you to stream TV shows, music etc which cannot be accessed in the roaming destinations. This is irrelevant to Australian travelers as no one will have these add-ons.

          YouTube is not blocked however as mentioned by Three and noted in the description above:

          "*You should be able to stream and connect to VPNs, but you'll find this is slower and the quality won't be as good as it is in the UK. For example, Three doesn't recommend streaming TV programmes and films."

  • dealsniper on 21/10/2014 - 23:40

    can someone advise if this is a good deal? planning to use when O/S or are there better sims for short stay in UK/France/Ireland

  • unco on 22/10/2014 - 00:10

    Heading to the UK and travelling around a bunch of countries there too soon, looking for the best option to cover me through the trip.

    Reading this makes me a bit worried.

    http://prepaidwithdata.wikia.com/wiki/United_Kingdom

    3 (Three) has the smallest network of all operators in the UK but the most agressive pricing. Three is a 3G and 4G network only with no fall back to 2G. As this is not so important for data, the text and call coverage is much worse on the countryside compared to the three big ones.

    • sane on 22/10/2014 - 07:41
      +1

      In general it's not much of an issue. Most of the places without coverage are places you don't want to go and all carriers have issues in particular locations.

      The thing you do have to realise however is that 4G coverage, on all networks, is poor. The UK is behind Oz in rollout, and the biggest ("EE") overprice almost as much as Telstra.

      Three (with an All in one package) is the best bet for a traveller, particularly if you are going to multiple countries.

  • Its4me on 22/10/2014 - 00:14
    -6

    As this is primarily a UK prepaid Sim Card, perhaps the rep should provide a link showing how much this typically costs in the UK.

    Let's use this to determine whether this is a bargain or not.

    Previously, for most countries I've visited in the last few years, I've found it easy enough to pick up a local SIM after I've arrived, and don't believe I've suffered a financial penalty as compared to buying that local SIM here.

    In the UK it's even possible to buy local SIMs in some airports on arrival, reducing inconvenience. Probably not available to activate at the arrival gate, however, if one needs it that soon.

  • zappa on 22/10/2014 - 00:35
    +1

    (even though it says no tethering) I'd love to know what would happen if I stuck it in a pocket wifi in australia.

  • OzBen on 22/10/2014 - 00:47
    +1

    How does a provider block tethering? Does a smartphone somehow report to the provider when a tethering session is initiated?

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 22/10/2014 - 14:26

      Hi OzBen,

      I'm not sure exactly how it works, but I would think so.

      In the USA, customers had to pay their provider for tethering access otherwise it was blocked.

  • paulaus on 22/10/2014 - 01:12

    Pretty slack here In Philippines i can get unlimited data on my phone for $25 a month.

  • daver on 22/10/2014 - 04:52

    In addition, you get 300 UK minutes which can be used in those 16 countries.
    + what needs to happen to bring my own number with me _for convenience sakes?
    + best if those UK 300 mins can be recognised outbound as from my number.

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 22/10/2014 - 14:00

      Hi Daver,

      Unforunately, you will not be able to bring your own number. It's a UK prepaid sim with a UK phone number already attached and will not be able to bring an Australian Phone number on to it.

  • jsjc on 22/10/2014 - 13:28

    @SimCorner Will this activate outside of the UK? About to head on a trip around Europe that doesn't stop in the UK at all. Also, does the 300 minutes include calls to another Three roaming sim?

    • Store Rep[Deactivated] @ SimCorner on 22/10/2014 - 13:57
      +1

      Hi jsjc,

      Yes this will activate in any of the roaming destinations listed. Remember you will need to have Data Roaming ON when using this sim outside the UK to access the data.

      Yes, you will be able to call any other person who has a Three UK sim in any one of the roaming destinations. You will actually be able to call most UK phone numbers from these Roaming destinations however this is not particulary relevant to travelers from Australia other than the fact if you were traveling with other people and you all had one then you could call each other using the 300 minutes.

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