Uswitch SIM Only: sim only deals promotions, coupons, offers

SIM only deals are contracts that offer a SIM card with a monthly allowance of data, minutes and texts, but without a handset. They are usually cheaper and more flexible than contracts that include a phone.

Some of the benefits of SIM only deals are: - You can save money by not paying for a phone you don't need or want. - You can switch to a new deal or provider whenever you want, as long as your SIM is unlocked. - You can keep your existing phone number by transferring it to your new SIM. - You can choose from a wide range of plans and providers that suit your needs and budget.

You can compare SIM only deals by using a comparison website like uSwitch, which allows you to filter and sort deals by various criteria, such as data, minutes, texts, network, contract length, price and customer rating. You can also see the latest offers and discounts from different providers and get exclusive deals that are not available elsewhere.

The best SIM only deals depend on your personal preferences and usage, but some of the current popular deals are: - Three: Unlimited data, minutes and texts for £16 per month on a 12-month contract. - Vodafone: 100GB data, unlimited minutes and texts for £15 per month on a 12-month contract. - EE: 160GB data, unlimited minutes and texts for £20 per month on a 24-month contract. - O2: 150GB data, unlimited minutes and texts for £20 per month on a 12-month contract.

To get a SIM only deal, you need to: - Check if your phone is unlocked or compatible with the network you want to switch to. - Compare SIM only deals and choose the one that suits you best. - Order your new SIM card online or over the phone and wait for it to arrive. - Activate your new SIM card and insert it into your phone. - If you want to keep your old number, contact your old provider and request a PAC code, then give it to your new provider.

There are many other comparison sites for SIM only contracts, such as Uswitch, The Telegraph, TechRadar, and Expert Reviews. These sites allow you to compare the best SIM only deals from different providers, networks, and plans. You can also filter the results by monthly cost, data allowance, contract length, and other features.

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