Why you should not rely on a single network provider
The Problem with depending on a single network provider
Sticking with a single network provider can offer certain advantages, such as a reliable connection in your region, a better understanding of their customer service for quicker problem-solving, or even financial perks like attractive deals and straightforward billing.
However, no network provider can ever assure 100% connectivity at all times, and there are instances when the worst-case scenario occurs, as seen recently with Vodafone. This illustrates that depending on a single provider, regardless of how large or trustworthy they claim to be, means you can never be completely secure.
Vodaphone Nationwide Outage
This significant nationwide outage on 13/10/2025 has reportedly impacted more than 130,000 individuals and business, who have reached out to Vodaphone for support only to find no information on when services would resume. Businesses have been discussed extensively on social media and chat forums, expressing concerns over lost revenue, inadequate support, and general dissatisfaction with the service provider.
This outage impacted not just the entire nation, but also disrupted 4G and 5G networks, as well as broadband services. As a result, businesses found themselves unable to operate online in any capacity, forcing them to shut down until the network was restored. This was the same story for all business, no matter what size, from large offices to self employed individuals. The clear reliance on the internet and secure networks for businesses is significant. To ensure your business can function normally, the most effective strategy is to have the ability to easily switch to a different network provider. This is something that can be done easily by using multi network SIMS.
What is a multi-network SIM
At Roamit we recommend our Solution providers and end-user Enterprises use our multi network SIM cards for the simple reason maximise coverage and connectivity resilience. The SIM card itself can withstand extreme environmental conditions and are suitable for applications in a variety of industrial and agricultural setting. Flexible tariffs, tariffs range from 1MB up to 5TB with multiple bolt-ons and data pools helping to prevent overages and bill shock
The multi-Network system consists of a single SIM card that provides access to the four main UK networks, as well as additional networks worldwide. The purpose of the SIM is to allow switching between available networks to ensure a reliable connection. In contrast, most SIM cards restrict your device to their primary network or a preferred partner, even when the signal quality is low. This practice is known as steered roaming. RoamFree multi-network SIMs, however, are unsteered and do not have a preferred network, which means they always prioritize connectivity. This is crucial for maintaining essential applications remain online, no matter where you are or the availability of your main network provider.
Customers utilising our multinet SIMs can have peace of mind, as they are supported by a robust system that ensures they remain connected during any network disruptions, safeguarding them against unexpected situations.