To start with you have to jump through so many hoops to get the APN settings to work. On EE or Three, put the sim in and the settings just happen. With GiffGaff, you can sometimes put them in 20 times before they will "stick".
And then when you do finally get it to work, my experience of the O2 coverage that they use is not good. OK, it doesn't matter that there is no signal in my house (fine in the garden), but it would be nice. The trouble is that GiffGaff / O2 coverage and data speed seems to be consistently less good than the other networks everywhere I go.
I'd love to use GiffGaff: at one time my main phone was with them, until the lost calls got too much to put up with. I like their prices and I like their whole approach. I just don't like their network! And they won't switch, because GiffGaff is 50% owned by O2.
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