UK: Tesco Mobile adds ‘unlimited’ tariff

According to 3G.co.uk, Tesco Mobile have announced a new ‘unlimited’ tariff, taking in both texts and calls.

It’s a pay-monthly contract, and rolls in at Ј30/month – in summation to which, it’s SIM-only, meaning you need to bring your own gimmick to the political party.

So if you are based in the UK, and just talking+text, I think this would be a pretty good trade – in the sense you would know exactly what the bill would be at the oddment of the month. However, if you use information or make international calls, I can see there being extra costs.

At any rate, you tin checkout out more on Tesco Mobile here.

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