Mobile users are switching to the network praising its ‘faultless’ service and ‘excellent’ customer service
Spusu is proving a popular alternative for those seeking mobile SIM deals
Looking for mobile deals can be a laborious task, often involving scouring the internet for hours. Finding the perfect SIM or eSIM offer for our needs can be time-consuming to fit into an already busy schedule, and something many of us put off for as long as possible (ahem, guilty).
While most of us are familiar with the big names in the mobile world, there are other brands that shoppers trying to keep within a budget may wish to consider. One such option is Spusu, which is offering a £7.90 per month 20 GB mobile deal with unlimited minutes, with an EU roaming option of 8 GB and 500 minutes.
For those new to the brand, Spusu users needn’t compromise on coverage as all plans come 5G ready as standard at no extra cost. What’s more, buyers can use their eSIM plan within minutes after ordering, with no need to wait around.
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Those already thinking about the faff of switching needn’t worry either, because the brand says it will help take care of the cancellation of the old contract. With no speed caps or restrictions, there’s also reliable coverage, which will no doubt be music to the ears of those plagued by consistent outages in signal.
In the current climate, cost is often at the forefront of many of our decisions, and with major UK mobile networks such as EE, Vodafone, O2 and Three maintaining their practice of enforcing mid-contract price hikes, Spusu’s offering becomes all the more attractive to those wanting to solidify their outgoings.
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Consumers with some of the big brands are often committed to 24-month contracts, but with Spusu, users can get plans on 30-day rolling contracts. Customers can still have all the premium connectivity we’ve come to expect in this day and age, and Spusu says it runs on EE, providing 4G to 99% of the UK population and giving access to the UK’s most extensive 5G network.
If the 20 GB deal doesn’t suit, then Spusu is also offering a smaller 5 GB unlimited minutes deal with an EU roaming of 3 GB or 500 minutes priced at £4.90 per month. Those glued to their phones and in need of something more comprehensive may wish to take advantage of the 80 GB unlimited minutes offer, which gives EU roaming of 15 GB and 500 minutes for £12.90 per month.
Switching to Spusu has been designed to be easy. After finding their desired plan, users can opt to keep their current number and cancel their old plan. For a PAC code users can text PAC to 65075 or to get a new number and cancel their old plan, buyers will need to text STAC to 75075.
For those sticking with their current number, Spusu’s eSIM is available within mere seconds, although for those getting a new number, a SIM card will be ready within 3-4 working days. Another of Spusu’s selling points is that it offers no minimum contract period and no hidden fees.
Elsewhere on the high street, ID Mobile offers SIM-only deals, with pay-monthly, pay-as-you-go, and eSIM offers available. One of the retailer’s best SIM-only deals is the 6 GB data option for £6 a month. Meanwhile, at GiffGaff, there are also SIM-only deals to be had, including 18-month contracts starting from £8, as well as monthly rolling and pay-as-you-go options.
Back to Spusu, and we understand that those new to the brand may be wanting to hear from its customers, and luckily reviewers have taken to Trustpilot to share their experiences. On the reviews site, the brand has been rated ‘great’ boasting around 2,000 reviews.
One person said: “Excellent! Fantastic customer service. “Great prices and coverage. Highly recommend Spusu. Lady who helped me today was called Anastasia and she was excellent but I have never had a bad customer interaction with them.”
Another raved: “Good service, fast, from actual people. Would highly recommend.”
Meanwhile a third five star review reads: “Fantastic. So much better than sky mobile. Moved 4 contracts to Spusu now.”
Naturally, it is worth considering these Spusu deals are SIM and eSIM only and do not include the physical device, and eSIM is only available provided users have a compatible device. One person also commented in part of their review: ” Voice calls are low quality. Getting voice mail is a pain.”
Despite this, other users remained generally happy, with someone else commenting: “Alex answered the phone immediately and was able to help me with my plan upgrade and downgrade next month. He was most helpful.”
Another commented: “Excellent network coverage on EE compared with Sky my previous provider. Customer services excellent. Price also very good.”
A final review reads: “The signal is good (better than id mobile), but the customer service is excellent. I set up an eSIM very easily when I joined them. Recently, I had to change eSIM to another phone.
“I called them, somebody picked up literally on less than a minute. UK based call centre, told me what I needed to do, sent me an email. Done. Unless their signal drops drastically for some reason, I’ll stick with them from now on. Faultless.”
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