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robsonde

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#27468 27-Oct-2008 14:43
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so my brother in law is comming over fro UK in a few months....

he is bringin his laptop and wants to have internet access from it.
he wants a data card and access plan for a month.

I dont expect him to use much data, 50 -> 100Mb per day maybe.

if he was to buy a data card....(maybe second hand)
what data rate would he get with a pre-paid sim??

he is looking for a solution that will cost less than $100.


any thoughts??

thanks

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  #173985 28-Oct-2008 08:12
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Where are you from?




Hmmmm




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  #173992 28-Oct-2008 08:59
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I assume you are looking for a Vodafone data card?

Prepay will get the same speeds as on account but it will be very expensive. There will be a charge of $1 for the first 10MB every day and then $1 per MB afterwards...




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  #174006 28-Oct-2008 10:27
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Hi,

Solution less than $100 prob not going to happen. Maybe $100 for the data card from trademe, then set him up with a data plan for the month! The vodafone plans for "no term" data  puts at 1GB for $60, 2GB for $70. 3GB for $80 or 6GB for $90. If he is bring pounds over, he'll get a good deal for $$$ anyway. Ah the price of mobile data in NZ, I can feel a rant coming on...

cheers

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