Is the $19.99 One Bill plan still available??

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#214092 27-Apr-2017 14:01

My M-in-Law and wife are both on this post pay plan for their cell phones. I was thinking of adding another but searching thru the Spark website it seems to have vanished and the only post pay plans start at $39.99 and there's no way I would pay that for a low usage user. Would rather put them on Skinny's $16 / month prepay

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#1771275 27-Apr-2017 14:07

If low usage check out VodafoneNZ Pay&Go Prepay plan

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#1771276 27-Apr-2017 14:08

Linux: If low low usage check out VodafoneNZ Pay&Go Prepay plan

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Ah.. No..

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#1771278 27-Apr-2017 14:10

old3eyes:
Linux: If low low usage check out VodafoneNZ Pay&Go Prepay plan

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Ah.. No..

You did say they are a low usage user so was only a suggestion

1 cent SMS and 20 cents a minute calling and credit valid for 1 year it suits many low usage users

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#1771280 27-Apr-2017 14:13

Linux:
old3eyes:

Linux: If low low usage check out VodafoneNZ Pay&Go Prepay plan

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Ah.. No..

You did say they are a low usage user so was only a suggestion

1 cent SMS and 20 cents a minute calling and credit valid for 1 year it suits many low usage users

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Yep it's not too bad. I just setup a Voda SIM at home here today to check for coverage on this plan but they want to stay on Spark and use the One Bill feature..

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#1771282 27-Apr-2017 14:14

It's grandfathered. There's still the $30 One Bill but you'll have to ask for it specifically.

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#1771283 27-Apr-2017 14:17

old3eyes:

My M-in-Law and wife are both on this post pay plan for their cell phones. I was thinking of adding another but searching thru the Spark website it seems to have vanished and the only post pay plans start at $39.99 and there's no way I would pay that for a low usage user. Would rather put them on Skinny's $16 / month prepay

When I tried to set it up for my sons phone about 6 months ago the cheapest plan they had for one bill was $29.99 (However I did get 12 months of $10 credit to my landline bill by being a bit grizzly about that). so ended up even. (apart from my son having more data than the rest of the family).

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#1771323 27-Apr-2017 14:55

Thanx folks. I guess $19.99 / month is considered low spend by telcos these days. They want people to move to higher plans or prepay.. I suspect if you want to buy a phone over 24 months interest free you will be forced to move to the higher plans..

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#1771538 27-Apr-2017 20:55

If you are low usage, then go Skinny and select no combo. Casual rates of 20c for talk/text/mb etc. Minimum $20 top up every 12 months.

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#1771555 27-Apr-2017 21:14

1eStar: If you are low usage, then go Skinny and select no combo. Casual rates of 20c for talk/text/mb etc. Minimum $20 top up every 12 months.

Vodafone is better for texting, it's only 1c/text.

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#1771562 27-Apr-2017 21:22

1eStar: If you are low usage, then go Skinny and select no combo. Casual rates of 20c for talk/text/mb etc. Minimum $20 top up every 12 months.

VodafoneNZ Pay&Go far cheaper for SMS and you get fantastic Friday offers

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