ho. Mobile vs Meow Mobile

ho. Mobile

Who it suits

• People in Italy who want a large data allowance with no contract term to serve.
• New arrivals and short stays who want an eSIM instead of a card in the post.
• Households that want a prepaid line with phone and chat support.

Who should look elsewhere

• Readers who want a contract to spread the cost of a handset: GETESA and yesss! sell as networks (network, network) while this brand is prepaid only.
• Frequent EU travellers, since roaming runs on fair use terms rather than being included.

Meow Mobile

Who it suits

• Households in the US that want a prepaid, rolling SIM only line on AT&T without a long contract.
• People who rarely leave the country and stream or hotspot often, since roaming is paid and unmetered data opens at $15.
• Anyone adding a spare line for a child, a partner or a second phone, since a credit check is not required and hotspot sharing is included.

Who should look elsewhere

• GETESA, which sells as a network (network), for readers who want the host network itself rather than a virtual network operator.
• yesss! and Lonestar Cell MTN, both sold as networks (network, network), for anyone who treats buying direct from the network as a condition rather than a preference.