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TPG Mobile Broadband

December 26, 2011

TPG have finally launched their mobile broadband plans called TPG Go Mobile Broadband. The plans are no contract month to month plans and can be purchased as BYO or with a USB modem for an additional $50. To get started, the sim will set you back $20 and a further $20 for a deposit (which [...]

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The Perfect Prepaid Mobile Plan – Part 2

December 22, 2011

I didn’t forget, I just wasn’t ready to complete part two of this article. Funnily enough over the past two to three weeks we have actually had two new prepaid mobile offers enter the market, making it more competitive but also interesting in terms of where they have placed their efforts when it comes to [...]

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gotalk Global Travel Sim Give Away

December 19, 2011

Enter our competition and you could win an one of three Gotalk Global Travel Sim Starter Kits each worth $29.95. Kit contains: gotalk international travel sim card $10 credit Full ‘Passport’ user guide with all the instructions you need – includes international dialling codes! For your chance to win, simply complete the following sentence: “I [...]

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Lebara Mega Plan

December 14, 2011

Mega, mega, mega in Greek this means great or large. Lebara Mobile have launched their Mega Plan. For $39.90 you get unlimited calls to fixed and mobile phones anywhere in Australia, it also comes with unlimited calls to 1300 and 1800 numbers and unlimited voicemail retrieval plus unlimited standard TXT. Credit lasts for 30 days. [...]

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gotalk Prepaid Mobile WINS Best of the Best 2012 Awards!

December 14, 2011

GOLDCOAST, AUSTRALIA – gotalk, an Australian leader in low-cost international prepaid mobile and phone card services has been announced as the winner of two Money magazine Best of the Best 2012 awards! The gotalk Prepaid Mobile rate plan Aussie Extra was confirmed as the winner of the Cheapest Prepaid Mobile Plan for both low and [...]

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Difference between GPRS and 3G

December 9, 2011

Whilst I understand a lot about how the internet and mobile internet works I am not technology specialist by a long shot. What I try and do with this blog and the prepaidplans.com.au website is to demystify a lot of what is promoted so that you can make an informed decision. One of the topics [...]

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Think Mobile Ultimate Plans

December 7, 2011

Many people would not have hard of Think Mobile. Until I started this website I hadn’t either however you may have seen them if you visited an AllPhones store they actual resell Think Mobile plans. We have had them featured on the site for several years now. This week Think Mobile launched their Ultimate plans. [...]

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gotalk Aussie Extra Wins Money Magazine Awards

December 7, 2011

gotalk’s Aussie Extra prepaid mobile plan has been announced as the Money Magazine winner for two key mobile phone categories – Cheapest Prepaid Mobile – Low Usage – Cheapest Prepaid Mobile – Medium Usage I always told them that this was a really good value plan, that is why it is actually on my home [...]

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One Mobile Review

December 1, 2011

One Mobile is not new to the mobile market. Within the call aggregation market they are one of Optus’ biggest clients. Might not mean much to the everyday customer but it does say that they do understand mobile and have their eggs in a few baskets ensuring they can provide services beyond the now. Their [...]

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One Mobile launches Cherry Popper Prepaid

November 30, 2011

A new mobile service aimed at teenagers launched this morning with a “cherry-popper starter kit” sim card, encouraging potential customers to “get it on” and “flip around”. But the launch, which comes a week after the Australian Association of National Advertisers released a new ethics code with tougher guidelines against advertising that may sexualise children, [...]

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