Voda UK HSDPA Pricing

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#8388 26-Jun-2006 14:58

Voda are offering 250MB for £25 or 1GB for £45. T-Mobile are offering 1GB for £17. Launch DL max is 1.8Mbps with 3.6 and 7.2 due next year.

T-Mobile are very competitive at approx NZD51.00

Just goes to show that mobile data is a competitively priced in NZ.

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#39656 26-Jun-2006 15:34

Jama: Just goes to show that mobile data is a competitively priced in NZ.

Thats not really true. You cannot just convert the currency and compare that. You must look at what £1 will buy in the UK compared with what $1 will buy here.

Paying £17 for 1Gb is like paying a little over $20 for it here

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#39657 26-Jun-2006 15:56

What Brad said. You can't make direct £ for NZ$ comparisons, and just a single country? Hmm.

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#39658 26-Jun-2006 16:08

The Vodafone UK pricing is the equivalent of what we pay here but t-mobile is less than half! However i guess they have the customers and easier access to them than the mobile companies here to justify such a price

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#39663 26-Jun-2006 16:46

juha: What Brad said. You can't make direct £ for NZ$ comparisons, and just a single country? Hmm.

Alright smarties I know that. We could get into Purchasing Power Parity comparisons for a standard basket of goods 'yawn' but who could be bothered.

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#39668 26-Jun-2006 16:56

Jama: Alright smarties I know that. We could get into Purchasing Power Parity comparisons for a standard basket of goods 'yawn' but who could be bothered.

That could be a lot of fun. Or not.
Jama you were right with your original comment though, when compared with Voda UK we do have competitive pricing

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#40158 30-Jun-2006 09:26

Jama: Alright smarties I know that. We could get into Purchasing Power Parity comparisons for a standard basket of goods 'yawn' but who could be bothered.

The OECD, World Bank...Myself and quite a few others, as it provides a relevant base for making fair comparisons.

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#40251 1-Jul-2006 01:39

Except that $49 for 1 gig is as useless a thing as $15 for 100 minuites of talk time when your needs vary greatly from the one available compeditive offering.

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