Exclusive Promo Offer From 3 Mobile – Only Available at The Mobile Broadband Blog
We have an exclusive offer from 3 Mobile. You can save a whopping 20% on a 5GB mobile broadband contract. Instead of paying £15 per month you’ll only pay £12 per month. So you get a discount for every month of your contract.
This is the best deal the industry has to offer. None of the competitors can match this price. To top it off, 3- Mobile will not be publicising this offer on their website so hurry to get yours before they change their minds!
How Do I Get The Discount?
1) Enter your email address in the form below to receive your unique voucher code.
2) Visit the 3 website and click the Buy Now button. On the next page enter your promo code in the box provided. It’s that simple!
What Do I Get With The Promo Offer?
The offer applies to 3 Mobile’s 5GB 18 month mobile broadband deal. Included in the offer is a ZTE MF627 USB 3G dongle.
Just plug the lightweight USB Modem into your laptop and watch as everything auto-installs whether you’re on Windows or Mac. Easy. The user friendly dashboard is also a breeze (so you don’t need any technical knowledge) and it lets you send and receive text messages while you’re online.
The MF627 gives you download speeds of up to 3.6 Mbps. Plus you can use your dongle as a memory stick, just add a MicroSD card to the slot and load up to 4GB. And don’t ever worry about losing the lid because it’s connected with a handy strap!
To use the ZTE MF627 you’ll need a minimum of 50MB hard disk space, 1 free USB port, ans a computer running Windows 2000, XP, Vista or and Mac OSX operating system.
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Does this work with Linux?
Can I swap the stick between computers?
Where can I find a realistic coverage map ?
Hi Bob,
Linux computers can use 3 dongles although don’t expect it to be plug and play. Check this site out for info on the ZTE MF627 http://www.greenhughes.com/content/zte-mf627-easy-way
You can swap the USB stick between computers no problem.
You can find details on UK 3G coverage at this post:
http://mobilebroadbandblog.co.uk/2009/09/official-uk-3g-coverage-maps-now-available/