Funny you should ask as transfered my personal account to the business this morning with ee. Can't fault their coverage and 4g speeds are better than most hotel wifi when staying away.
SIM only
They also offer 12 month contracts for business users...
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Previously on "28/30 day contract business mobile sim plans?"
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I have been SIM only with O2 for years. They offer 12 month and 30 day tie in contracts depending on your needs.
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A quick browse of O2's website yields this... http://businessshop.force.com/O2Busi...NLY;Simplicity
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28/30 day contract business mobile sim plans?
I'm on the hunt for a 30 day sim only business mobile contract.
My original plan was to use a GifGaff sim, but I've read the T&Cs and apparently they disallow business use/won't put subscriptions in a company's name.
I've done the usual searching around but I've not been able to find anything shorter than 24 months.
Just wondered if anyone on here is with EE, O2 et al on short business terms?Last edited by 7specialgems; 4 June 2015, 01:51.Tags: None
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