Sim Only Deals are the best way to get approved for a bad credit mobile deal. You don’t get a mobile phone however once you are on the mobile phone contract ladder then you are more likely to get a normal contract with a mobile phone after a few months as mentioned above.

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Above are the offers to try. All network sim only deals have their benefits below is more detail about each network and its sim only offering:

 

Vodafone Sim Only - Vodafone have always been strong in offering alot of minutes and texts for around £15-20 per month. If your main motivation for getting a contract mobile is value then this is the network to choose. Vodafone has a good connection rate on sim only deals so try them today on a 30 day rolling contract - Try Vodafone >>

 

T Mobile Sim Only - T Mobile have some great offers mainly the fact that they offer unlimited texts and internet on most of their sim only deals which is where alot of people tend to go over their bill. -
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Orange Sim Only - Orange have some great lower end sim only deals which come with either free landline calls, extra texts or free Orange to Orange calls. - Try Orange >>

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Why Sim Only?

1 - Sim Only Deals allow you to try out a network without committing for a minimum of 18 months

 

2 - Sim Only Deals have a higher approval rate and so your much likely to get on the contract phone ladder

 

3 - Sim Only Contacts have alot more minutes and texts for around £10-25

 

4 - Additional perks and offers will be available when you upgrade to a fixed term monthly contract.

 

What is Sim Only?

Sim Only Contracts are a sim card that you put into your existing handset. They work on either a 30 day rolling contract (recommended) or a 12 month fixed term. With a sim only the risk to the network is minimal as they don't provide and expensive phone. This makes them ideal for poor credit customers.

 

Sim Only Contracts give much better value than a standard contract and so if your more concerned with value for money they are definately the way to go.