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#128669 19-Aug-2013 09:42
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http://www.skinny.co.nz/pricing

Looks quite tempting.

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  #880844 19-Aug-2013 10:03
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so roughly the same as the 2D $19 one, but 15% cheaper. nice



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  #880851 19-Aug-2013 10:09
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A rebrand as well?

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  #880859 19-Aug-2013 10:25
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tritex: http://www.skinny.co.nz/pricing

Looks quite tempting.


That is a pretty hot price really, I notice that the ability to use the minutes and texts to aus is for a limited time jan 2014, but lots can change in a short amount of time



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  #880865 19-Aug-2013 10:31
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orange and black the new colours.



reminds me of someone else




and the shape (ETA: and font!)  reminds me of Skype


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  #880894 19-Aug-2013 10:54
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Now we just need VF and Telecom to offer OZ minutes as standard




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  #880925 19-Aug-2013 11:28

NonprayingMantis: so roughly the same as the 2D $19 one, but 15% cheaper. nice


Don't see rollover ...

 
 
 

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  #880927 19-Aug-2013 11:30
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SteveON:
NonprayingMantis: so roughly the same as the 2D $19 one, but 15% cheaper. nice


Don't see rollover ...


"roughly"  :P

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  #880928 19-Aug-2013 11:30
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Looks good, and I'll certainly need to consider this when I come off contract in November. It's good to see more options out there :)

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  #880930 19-Aug-2013 11:33
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You will still need to top up $20 to get it, or alternatively use credit card for $16 exactly.

 

Trying to decide if I'm still better off on the Weekly combo (I don't send that many texts, and use more minutes/data)

 

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  #880947 19-Aug-2013 12:06
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Just a pitty you can't data roam overseas with Skinny (yet?)

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  #881214 19-Aug-2013 20:25
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DjShadow: Just a pitty you can't data roam overseas with Skinny (yet?)


Its not a pitty. Data roaming is expensive. If you're going overseas you should get an overseas sim card to use data heaps cheaper




 

And I really like the look of this combo and will be moving from Busy Fingers

More data. More minutes. Unlimited texts. In addition they work to australia too!

 

The price is awesome. It will stir up the competition

 

My next hope is that those minutes become roll over

 
 
 
 

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  #881259 19-Aug-2013 21:32
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Lost me at this part:

Personal use in NZ only. Any commercial or business use, or machine generated or automated use is prohibited.

Its all business use.

2degrees and telecom are quite happy to have a business on prepay, happy to (eventually) turn over a GST invoice etc. Seems a really stupid limitiation on skinnys part.

$3 cheaper than telecom for the same thing. Not really enough to swing me over IMO.




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  #881261 19-Aug-2013 21:36
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richms: Lost me at this part:

Personal use in NZ only. Any commercial or business use, or machine generated or automated use is prohibited.

Its all business use.

2degrees and telecom are quite happy to have a business on prepay, happy to (eventually) turn over a GST invoice etc. Seems a really stupid limitiation on skinnys part.

$3 cheaper than telecom for the same thing. Not really enough to swing me over IMO.


It just means you can't use it for sending out mass spam texts to customers. Other telcos have the same restrictions on their consumer plans, always have.

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  #881262 19-Aug-2013 21:38
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No they dont, they have nothing saying I cant use my prepay for business use. They have the stuff about automated texts which I have no plan on using, but nothing about commercial or business use.




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  #881264 19-Aug-2013 21:42
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richms: No they dont, they have nothing saying I cant use my prepay for business use. They have the stuff about automated texts which I have no plan on using, but nothing about commercial or business use.


Put it this way, how can they possibly know if you are using it for business purposes on prepay? They can't, so don't worry about it.

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