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Insanekiwi

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#248393 24-Mar-2019 14:01

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Hello

I am trying to setup Arlo Go which is LTE enabled security camera on our new building site. Not sure if I can just use $20 prepaid plan from Spark vs $29 prepaid broadband plan. The data allowance is same and $20 plan does have data carry over too. Does anyone know if I can get away with $20 plan?

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#2204250 24-Mar-2019 14:06

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Data is just data and I suspect it will make zero difference

Insanekiwi

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#2204253 24-Mar-2019 14:08

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Agreed - just wondering that why would anyone go with prepaid broadband plan... doesn’t make any sense...

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#2204289 24-Mar-2019 14:18

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If you want true carryover then check out the 2degrees $9 plan and they also offer data bundles that last 6 months

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#2211317 5-Apr-2019 13:09

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Thanks. $19 plan working perfectly fine with Arlo Go.

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