If you’re looking for a Smarty Mobile referral, this link gives you a simple extra perk when signing up.
Smarty Mobile is a UK SIM-only provider that runs on the Three network, known for straightforward pricing, no contracts, and decent value data plans. If you join using the referral link below, you’ll receive a gift card as a welcome bonus after activating your SIM and meeting the eligibility criteria.
👉 Join Smarty Mobile with a referral
https://i.smarty.co.uk/3W4cov
The exact gift card value can vary depending on the offer running at the time, but the process is simple: sign up through the link, activate your plan, and the reward is sent once the qualifying conditions are met.
Smarty’s plans are typically 1-month rolling, so there’s no long-term commitment. That makes it an easy option if you just want to try it out or switch without hassle.
For full details on how the referral scheme works, including eligibility and payment timing, see Smarty’s official terms.
Referral information and free credit offer
If you find Energy Stats UK useful, there are a couple of easy ways to support the site and help cover hosting and server costs.
Thinking about switching energy suppliers?
Homeowners who join Octopus Energy using my referral link get £50 free credit after signing up. Business users get £100 free credit, and if you’re looking at solar or a heat pump, there’s also a £100 gift card through Octopus Tech.
Finally, a £25 gift card can be claimed when having an EV charger installed through Octopus.
“Existing Octopus customer? Find out how you can benefit too. T&Cs apply (only one switching offer per household)”
Or, if you just want to say thanks, you can buy me a coffee.
You can also see more ways to support the site here via the likes of Plusnet broadband, Smarty Mobile, Havenwise remote heat pump control, Hetzner Cloud hosting, Axle Energy, Quidco and more.
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