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Sim only comparison deals Use our sim only comparison deals tool to compare prices on the best sim only deals. Comparing sim only deals has become popular for many people because sims can prove far more cost effective than standard mobile phone contracts. Sim only tariffs tend to offer more value for money than mobile contracts. This is mainly because you are paying for only the sim card rather than a brand new phone or handset. You can look forward to great value as well as increased flexibility. That’s why so many people choose a sim only package over a regular contract. A contract that could last up to 24 months.
 

Why compare sim only deals?

Sim only deals offer a number of excellent benefits and many people will find that sim only will prove to be an ideal choice for them. When you opt for a sim only deals, compared to a standard contract you won’t have to get rid of your existing mobile. All you need to do is slip the new sim into your current handset. This is great news for those that are used to their existing handsets as with sim only you get to continue using the handset you are used to. There are also environmental benefits with sim only contracts as you won’t be cluttering up the place with old phones each time you renew your contract.
 
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As well as flexibility another benefit to sim only deals is that tariffs are far more affordable than regular contracts. With sim only, you can enjoy opting for a short-term monthly contract or you may prefer longer contracts. Either way, you will find that the prices work out far cheaper because you are not paying for a new phone. You may find that the price of the sim only offer that you choose is similar to a mobile contract but you get more minutes and texts for your money. Or you may find that you get the same amount of minutes and texts but for a far lower price. Bringing together many SIM only deals allows for a sim only comparison to be easily done. When you compare sim only deals make sure that you have an idea of what your budget is and what you need in terms of minutes and texts. It is also a good idea to have a think about whether you prefer a short-term 30 day contract that you are not tied into for lengthy periods. Alternatively you may prefer to go for a longer contract.
 
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What is a SIM only deal?

A SIM only contract generally includes minutes, texts, and data for a monthly cost like to a phone contract. This works the same as a traditional contract except that you do not get a new handset, so the package will usually cost a lot less. In addition most SIM only contracts have a 30 day time and therefore require less commitment. So don’t delay and start your sim only comparison today.
 

Can I get a SIM only contract for my phone?

Sim cards are used by phones to provide a network service so you can replace the existing sim card in your phone with your new one. In many cases you can just put the new sim card in the phone and it will begin working. However in some cases your phone will be locked to your current network. If this is the case then it’s possible to ‘unlock’ your phone from the current network. To do this just call your current network and request the phone to be unlocked, sometimes the network charge which the network will advise you of. That you can start your sim only comparison to find the right deal for you.
 
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SIM Only Questions & Answers

  • What is a SIM only deal?
    SIM only is now the most popular kind of mobile deal in the UK. Now accounting for over 29% of the mobile phone market. A SIM only deal means you don’t get a phone included in your contract. You’ll simply pay monthly for an allowance of minutes, texts, data and any mobile extras.
  • How long does the number transfer take?
    It can take up to 14 days in some cases. But, in most instances, your PAC code transfer only takes a couple days, and in some instances, it can begin working the next day. Until your current number is switched over your new network will be given a temporary number. However you don’t have to use this and just wait until the number is switched.
  • What size SIM card do I need for my phone?
    Nano SIM A nano SIM is the smallest SIM card. You’ll find it in phones such as the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 plus, Samsung Galaxy S8. Micro SIM A micro SIM is the second smallest size of SIM card. The iPhone 4s, the Samsung Galaxy S5 and S4, LG G5 SE all use this size. Standard SIM A standard SIM is the largest SIM card. They are used in some older smartphones such as the iPhone 3GS, Samsung Galaxy Note, and also in basic phones. Multi SIM When you buy a SIM only deal from us, it will come in the form of a multi SIM. It consists of three parts which are a combination of the nano, micro and standard SIM cards. They are designed to fit any device and you simply pop out the size to fit yours.
  • What networks offer best SIM only deals?
    You can view the best deal on offer from networks such as EE, O2, Vodafone, ID and Virgin with us across the widest range of handsets.
  • Can I switch from Pay Monthly to SIM only?
    Yes but the first thing to do is to confirm you’re definitely able to switch penalty-free. Pay-monthly contracts typically last between 12 and 24 months, while SIM-only deals usually last 30 days or 12 months. If you are on pay-as-you-go (PAYG) you won’t be locked into a contract. Also, take a look at your current TV and mobile supplier: Sky, for example, has mobile phone deals reserved for existing TV customers.
  • What are my rights if I'm not happy?
    You have 14 calendar days from the date you enter a new contract with a new provider to cancel your request to switch without being charged.

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