Delight Mobile

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Delight Mobile

Type	mobile virtual network operator
Industry	Telecommunications
Founded	2011
Defunct	2017
Headquarters	London , England, UK
Area served	United Kingdom
Products	Mobile telecommunications products and services
Parent	Mundio Mobile Ltd
Website	delightmobile.co.uk

Delight Mobile was a mobile virtual network operator service based in the United Kingdom. It was launched in July 2011 as a sister network to Vectone Mobile by Mundio Mobile.^[1][2] It was powered by the EE network.

Topping up is done on the website, or with use of a voucher from a store with a PayPoint terminal. PAYG credit expires 90 days after it was added. Credit can be transferred from one Delight Mobile sim to another using the web login of the donor account.^[1]

From 1 December 2017, it has merged with Vectone Mobile.

Your credit and number will stay the same

Delight Mobile send out free SIM cards

References[]

External links[]

• Official website