Cheap prepaid service (not isim)?

I've been waiting a week for iSim to provide a replacement sim card -
in the meantime, no mobile service and voicemail disconnected (because
service was suspended).

Suffice to say I am annoyed (especially as callers get "not in
service" and no voicemail). Anyway, assuming isim don't get their act
together, can anyone recommend a cheap alternative prepaid provider
that I can port my number to? I don't make many outgoing calls, so I
just want cheap casual rates (and not really looking for a new phone).

Thanks.

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> that I can port my number to? I don't make many outgoing calls, so I
> just want cheap casual rates (and not really looking for a new phone).
Do you recieve many incoming calls?

If you get lots of incoming calls, telstra - u get 5c per full min for
incoming calls, which offsets their high rates when u need to make a
call,

Otherwise, optus.... which is the same thing as virgin or isim, just
different rates

As a last resort vodafone, on the 365 day plan... it all depends on
your average number of incomming and outgoing calls, post that on here,
and I am sure someone will devise a plan for you


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Unkit

rd wrote:
> I've been waiting a week for iSim to provide a replacement sim card -
> in the meantime, no mobile service and voicemail disconnected (because
> service was suspended).
>
> Suffice to say I am annoyed (especially as callers get "not in
> service" and no voicemail). Anyway, assuming isim don't get their act
> together, can anyone recommend a cheap alternative prepaid provider
> that I can port my number to? I don't make many outgoing calls, so I
> just want cheap casual rates (and not really looking for a new phone).
>
> Thanks.
may be you can try unisonmobile (a post-paid one) on vodafone network,
it's absolutely free if you don't make any call. I've been using it as a
standby one for over 1 years and haven't paid any yet.

"Unkit" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> If you get lots of incoming calls, telstra - u get 5c per full min for
> incoming calls, which offsets their high rates when u need to make a
> call,

Well you want to think twice about Telstra Prepaid, shortly the recharge
periods you get for your recharge are going to be drastically reduced

For example the current $100 for 12 mths is about to be $100 for 6 mths