Capped Plans

MJT wrote:
> My Telstra CDMA contract is due to expire soon. My daughter just bought
> an LG mobile from "Three" on a $30 month capped plan. I think she gets
> about $120 worth of calls capped to $30.
>
> I'm wondering if there are any plans abou that offer similar features
> for say, $10? My current mobile bill runs to around $35-40 a month. Are
> there any capped plans around the $10 mark that would offer a similar
> price deal? I've not really found anything suitable, yet.
>
>
>
I think $29 is the lowest cap plan available.
3 has a $10 talk&text plan for Orange CDMA upgrade, with 50 no free SMS
and 100 free calls within 3 customers.

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Humblesam wrote:
> MJT wrote:
>
>>My Telstra CDMA contract is due to expire soon. My daughter just bought
>>an LG mobile from "Three" on a $30 month capped plan. I think she gets
>>about $120 worth of calls capped to $30.
>>
>>I'm wondering if there are any plans abou that offer similar features
>>for say, $10? My current mobile bill runs to around $35-40 a month. Are
>>there any capped plans around the $10 mark that would offer a similar
>>price deal? I've not really found anything suitable, yet.
>>
>>
>>
>
> I think $29 is the lowest cap plan available.
> 3 has a $10 talk&text plan for Orange CDMA upgrade, with 50 no free SMS
> and 100 free calls within 3 customers.

My bills were around the $35-$40 mark with optus... I have now chosen to
go prepaid with iSim... I spend $9-$15/ Month for the same talk time.
No flagfalls kick arse! Caps can catch low users out.

Dale

Visualeyez This Marketing Solutions wrote:

> My bills were around the $35-$40 mark with optus... I have now chosen to
> go prepaid with iSim... I spend $9-$15/ Month for the same talk time.
> No flagfalls kick arse! Caps can catch low users out.

I'm looking at iSim's website now, and its call rates. I wonder how it
can do it - use Telstra's CDMA network and charge less than half the
call rate charges. Currently I pay 50 cents/30 secs call rates. iSim's
rates are 39 cents/min, or roughly 20 cents/30 secs.

Thanks for the tip re iSim. I'll give it due consideration.


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Visualeyez This Marketing Solutions wrote:

> My bills were around the $35-$40 mark with optus... I have now chosen to
> go prepaid with iSim... I spend $9-$15/ Month for the same talk time.
> No flagfalls kick arse! Caps can catch low users out.

Just checked out iSim. It doesn't do CDMA, only GSM...



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MJT wrote:
> Visualeyez This Marketing Solutions wrote:
>
>> My bills were around the $35-$40 mark with optus... I have now chosen to
>> go prepaid with iSim... I spend $9-$15/ Month for the same talk time.
>> No flagfalls kick arse! Caps can catch low users out.
>
> Just checked out iSim. It doesn't do CDMA, only GSM...
>
>
>
If you are looking for CDMA, you have no option but stick with Telstra
because 3 (Orange) will no longer accept new CDMA customer.

Humblesam <[email protected]> wrote
> MJT wrote
>> Visualeyez This Marketing Solutions wrote

>>> My bills were around the $35-$40 mark with optus... I have now
>>> chosen to go prepaid with iSim... I spend $9-$15/ Month for the
>>> same talk time. No flagfalls kick arse! Caps can catch low users out.

>> Just checked out iSim. It doesn't do CDMA, only GSM...

> If you are looking for CDMA, you have no option but stick with Telstra

Wrong, both Optarse and Southern Cross Mobile
resell telstra CDMA at much better prices with SCM.

> because 3 (Orange) will no longer accept new CDMA customer.

"MJT" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Visualeyez This Marketing Solutions wrote:
>
> > My bills were around the $35-$40 mark with optus... I have now chosen to
> > go prepaid with iSim... I spend $9-$15/ Month for the same talk time.
> > No flagfalls kick arse! Caps can catch low users out.
>
> I'm looking at iSim's website now, and its call rates. I wonder how it
> can do it - use Telstra's CDMA network and charge less than half the

iSIM is Optus GSM