I can't find it on the net, ... just want clarification thanks!

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matt45: confirmation of what exactly?
NonprayingMantis: you are asking the people on this forum (non-telecom staff) to confirm if the printout of price plans you got from a telecom store is correct?
I think ti is fairly safe to assume that if the staff give you a printout from what looks like thier intranet, then it is probably correct.
zocster:NonprayingMantis: you are asking the people on this forum (non-telecom staff) to confirm if the printout of price plans you got from a telecom store is correct?
I think ti is fairly safe to assume that if the staff give you a printout from what looks like thier intranet, then it is probably correct.
I'm looking at someone with a 'trusted' and 'telecom' badges to confirm. more interested in the prepaid side, as I would need one shortly for another project where the person only needs email on the run, not as much voice.
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Oh if this is true, this is a world first, as in the UK they were offering a packaged deal on a prepay system where you pay for the phone itself and then get unlimited internet. Never I seen this packaged this way, awesome XT!
Be careful when quoting the ‘unlimited’ mobile data plan in the UK. The Vodafone one actually has a ‘fair usage’ limit of 500MB (hardly ‘unlimited’). although it is very cheap – 8GBP per month or something.
NonprayingMantis:
Be careful when quoting the ‘unlimited’ mobile data plan in the UK. The Vodafone one actually has a ‘fair usage’ limit of 500MB (hardly ‘unlimited’). although it is very cheap – 8GBP per month or something.
nzbnw: A friendly reminder to Telecom and industry partner employees to be careful what you post here.
nzbnw
Credit: Felix
NealR: At this time Prepaid Blackberry is not available on XT NetworkThanks Neal, exactly what I wanted confirmation on before I go and splash out on a bold.
Paul Spain
Founder: Gorilla Technology, NZ Tech Podcast
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