Card payments are a recurring payment. You set it up once and you won’t have to remember to top up again to make sure your next pack starts on time – your chosen pack will renew automatically. It’s an easier way to pay for your pack.
Card payments explained
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Make your pay as you go even simpler. No need to remember topping up to get your pack – set up card payments and your pack will renew automatically. You can also pay for add-ons with your debit or credit card, so no need to worry if you have enough credit.
Setting it up is easy – just log in to My EE and follow the simple steps. You can change or cancel your payments at any point and we’ll keep you informed about upcoming payments or if we need you to do anything.
Here’s all you need to know.
How are card payments different from just paying with a card?
How are card payments different from just paying with a card?
How can I set up card payments?
How can I set up card payments?
Setting up card payments is easy – log in to My EE and choose to pay by card after you’ve chosen your pack or add-on. If you’ve already registered a payment card you can also set up card payments by calling 150 and using our automated service or texting ALL PACKS to 150.
Which cards do you accept?
Which cards do you accept?
Visa and Mastercard.
Are there any charges for card payments?
Are there any charges for card payments?
No, card payments don’t cost any more than buying packs or add-ons from your top-up credit. However, when you pay with a debit or credit card, you need to make sure that you have sufficient funds available. If you don’t, your bank or credit card provider may charge you.
Will I lose my Free Boosts or Data Rollover if I set up card payments?
Will I lose my Free Boosts or Data Rollover if I set up card payments?
No. You’ll keep your Free Boosts and any Data Rollover from previous packs if you switch to card payments.
Is this a contract or a Direct Debit?
Is this a contract or a Direct Debit?
No, it’s neither. You can cancel your card payment arrangement anytime.
Can I change my pack?
Can I change my pack?
You can change your pack any time. Just choose your new pack, pay for it and it will start when your current pack ends. To start the pack you’ve just bought right away, text NOW to 150 from your EE phone and it will start immediately.
What happens if my payment card expires?
What happens if my payment card expires?
If you’re paying for your pack with your card, we’ll text you a reminder shortly before your payment card expires, and another when it expires.
Updating your payment card
You can update your payment card information any time when you log in to My EE.
What if my allowances run out before my pack renews?
What if my allowances run out before my pack renews?
If you use all your allowances (data, minutes or texts) before your pack renews, you can choose a new pack in My EE, pay for it and text NOW to 150 from your EE phone – the new pack will start immediately. If you’ve run out of one type of allowances, such as data, you can buy an add-on in My EE.
How do I cancel my pack?
How do I cancel my pack?
You can cancel your pack any time.
How do I stop card payments?
How do I stop card payments?
You can cancel your pack in My EE, or you can remove the payment card from your account. You can text STOP PACK to 150. Or you can call 150 from your EE phone and use our automated service.
Can I get a refund if I change my mind?
Can I get a refund if I change my mind?
You’ll have a 14-day cooling-off period from the date of your first purchase with your card to change your mind and let us know that you don’t want to pay for your pack or add-on using this method.
We’ll then cancel any packs or add-ons you’ve requested via card payment, but you’ll still have to pay for any services used during your cooling-off period.
If you change your mind about a pack or add-on that you bought after the cooling off period, call 150 from your EE phone.
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Last updated: 28/8/2018
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