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richms

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#92825 7-Nov-2011 11:29

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Are there any other plans this is available on? im OK with the $100 a month since its really only about half that if you treat it as a finance on the phone for the other half.

its just 2GB isnt enough, and I have no need for 300 mins of talk time. Perhaps 30 if anything.

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#541986 7-Nov-2011 12:38

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it would also be available on one of the higher plans, but that would be a move in the wrong direction for you.

maybe look at the sensation on the $80 plan?

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#541990 7-Nov-2011 12:44

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Yeah, an extra $40 for another gig isnt really viable. The $80 plan is only 1 gig so less suitable. This would be replacing my 2degrees costs for a data connection when I am out as well as the mobile phones own usage so more is better.

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#543272 9-Nov-2011 18:44

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How much data are you wanting a month?

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#543275 9-Nov-2011 18:48

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I would like 3 with a doubling option like those well hidden on their site addons. CBF texting and phonecalls just annoy me, usually the only ones I make volanterraly are to businesses and most have 0800 numbers ;)

If I could take the cheapest plan, add on one of the data addons and have the subsidy based on that, it would be quite good.

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