[clug] OT: very short term wifi broadband?

Brians brians at en.com.au
Mon Feb 22 00:03:59 MST 2010


Telstra just increased the data for each recharge amounts some by up to x3.

http://www.itnews.com.au/News/167785,telstra-increases-wireless-broadband-allowances.aspx

Also they have now introduced expensive recharges that now have 90 & 180
day periods rather than the standard 30 days.

They are still expensive but now less so.

Next they need to change the international roaming so you can you standard
recharges at a higher rate rather than  special overseas only  recharges.

Brian


Ian Bardsley wrote:
> Thanks for posting this Carlo
>
> Makes the selection of a product so much easier
>
> regards
>
> Ian Bardsley
>
> Carlo Hamalainen wrote:
>> On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 1:09 PM, Grant Morphett <grant at gmorph.com> 
>> wrote:
>>  
>>> How much did it all cost in the end?  How long did you sign up for?
>>>     
>>
>> The Telstra NextG prepaid thing from Dick Smith is $99 for the USB
>> modem and it includes 1Gb of data. It has no contract but the minimum
>> top up is $20, and if the modem doesn't get topped up in a six month
>> period then it gets deactivated. I don't know what reactivation
>> entails. There is also some issue about credit from a one month period
>> not rolling over to the next month unless you do a top up. These
>> details are from when I activated over the phone (need a driver's
>> license/passport/etc but no credit card) so you should read the
>> Telstra site in more detail:
>>
>> http://www.telstra.com.au/bigpond_internet/rates.html
>>
>> Speed and connectivity has been great (in Brisbane at the moment).
>>
>>   
>



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