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I was with Three for years. It started off great, but the data throughput got worse and worse, and the prices went up every year.
I wanted EE without paying for EE, and I'm now with 1p Mobile for about a year and it's been perfect.
I've read that the only way to get 'actual' EE is to sign up for an EE contract then hope that you can beat them down on a retention deal when you're out of contract.
Use this https://www.1pmobile.com/?friend=H273004S to sign up with £5 credit for each of us.
Or this https://www.1pmobile.com/ if you don't want the referral credit
I’ve started on EE PAYG at £15 per 30 days(!) (because I didn’t want to hold back with using data when out and about) and 2 months later got a call from them and they offered me a post-paid contract at a great price. I’m now paying £12.70 pcm for the same plus the benefits from being in a contract.