T-Mobile look to set to offer a non expiry pay as you go broadband service known as pay per use mobile broadband later this year.<\/p>\n
Just like pay as you go texting and calling, non expiry pay per use mobile broadband enables users to literally pay for what they use at any time – and without a monthly expiry date to use the data allowance by.<\/p>\n
Richard Warmsley, the Head of Mobile Internet and Entertainment at T-Mobile, said, \u201cThis year we will shift into pay-per day\/week\/month options for new customers. This will give the mass market a chance to try mobile broadband. They can purchase their dongle and pay for usage as and when they need it. 1-2Mbps is typical on our network, 2-3Mbps is achievable, and you can get 4.5Mb in bigger cities, depending on the circumstances.\u201d<\/p>\n
Vodafone<\/a> is currently the only mobile broadband supplier offering non expiry pay per use mobile broadband with its Top Up & Go service. Users simply pay a one off \u00a339 for the Vodafone USB stick which comes pre-loaded with 1Gb of data. Top ups can then be purchased at \u00a315 per 1Gb with no time restriction on when the 1Gb data allowance needs to be used by.<\/p>\n As well as looking into different types of pay as you go mobile broadband packages, T-Mobile is also looking at different data bundles that could be introduced with charges based on minutes rather than usage being considered.<\/p>\n To view T-Mobile’s current range of mobile broadband packages, please go to the t-mobile.co.uk<\/a> website.<\/p>\n