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johnr:paulspain: How far off are similar plans for business customers?
You should know we can't speak about future plans / changes until official coms is released,
NikT: Here's one of those cool things I mentioned: The Data Test Drive.
Sign up to any 24 month Red+ plan, or an open term Red+ Essentials plan with a Monthly Device Payment option, and you'll get TWENTY FIVE WHOLE GEE BEES OF LTE GOODNESS for your first month to blow on all the 1080p YouTubes you like. Or other data-intensive activity. Go nuts. Stream 320k music. Use Samsung's Download Booster. Torrent things. Torrents are gooood over 4G.
I dig this.TwoSeven: So I got a text today saying an increase in data. One assumes that I will be upgraded to a red-essentials+ plan automatically. Can I then take up the option of having a second sim for data? How much does it cost for the sim etc.
You sure can (Pretty sure you could do that with Red Essentials before the Red+ upgrade too). No cost for the SIM, just pop into your local store & they'll set you up, or give us a bell on 777 & the team will fire one your way via courier. :)

richms: Well to me that does sound ungrateful. The idea of this is so people can use it and then see how much they actually need.

Geektastic:richms: Well to me that does sound ungrateful. The idea of this is so people can use it and then see how much they actually need.
Hmm. Since no one can get 25Gb a month on plan except at insane cost, I remain to be convinced that is the actual purpose.
To get 25Gb if that was what you ended up needing you'd need a plan that gave you 8 per month for $169 then another 17 at $20 each which would give you a bill of $509/month...!
Family Deals
If you sign up to one of the above Red+ plans, and have a family member who wants a Red+ plan on open term, they can have that plan at a discounted rate.
Red+ Essentials Open Term with Family discount - $49/month
Red+ Open Term with Family discount - $69/month
Red+ Super Open Term with Family discount - $99/month
brendand:
What is the difference between the $29 Red Share plan and the above Family Deals? Is it that a family deal gets their own data and the Red Share has combined data?
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NikT: You like data, we like data. You want data? Have some data. New plans! Red. Now with a plus at the end. Sound familiar?
Red+ Open Term plans
Open term plans (No hardware subsidy):
Red+ Essentials
1.5GB 4G data
Unlimited calling to NZ & Oz
Unlimited texting to NZ & Oz
Free Voicemail
Second SIM to share data
$69/month
nakedmolerat:
Where and how do I request the second SIM from? Can this be done online?
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NikT:nakedmolerat:
Where and how do I request the second SIM from? Can this be done online?
Still working on getting that particular one automated, give the team a bell on 0508 464 464 or pop into a store & they'll sort you out. :)
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Demeter:Geektastic:richms: Well to me that does sound ungrateful. The idea of this is so people can use it and then see how much they actually need.
Hmm. Since no one can get 25Gb a month on plan except at insane cost, I remain to be convinced that is the actual purpose.
To get 25Gb if that was what you ended up needing you'd need a plan that gave you 8 per month for $169 then another 17 at $20 each which would give you a bill of $509/month...!
I don't know the background of the decision to do this, but if I had to hazard a guess it would be that when people first sign up for a smart plan, get an amazeballs new phone and the four g's, the first thing they do is hammer out speed tests at 100 miles per minute so they can show them off at BBQ's. Then hilariously for some they realise how much faster 4G is than their home broadband so they download ALL THE THINGS and stream YT till the cows come home.
At least this way they get to do that and get the novelty to wear off without clocking their data in the first week before settling down to a nice comfortable average of <1Gb per month which is what most people use. (No, I am not kidding.)

kiwifidget:
Can this second SIM be put in my R201 instead of a tablet? Would it allow me to drop my $10/mth Mini 512MB plan?
Geektastic:
That could be it.
They've just switched me over to my new plan (still on my old iPhone 5) part way through the month and the 25Gb thing has been loaded - with only 13 days to use it in...!!
What can I do on an iPhone 5 with only a 3G connection available that will use that much data?!
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geoffwnz:Demeter:geoffwnz: Question:
When on an open term plan, should it roll up as the plan changes, or do I have to re-apply for the same deal?
I'm currently on the $29 open term plan but only showing as having 500MB and 150 minutes as opposed to the current offering of 1GB and 200 minutes.
Our team are currently in the process of migrating existing Red customers to the new Red+ plans. Once your account has been migrated, you'll be receiving a text message to advise. :)
Fantastic. :-)
I shall await the text.
Thanks. :-)
Demeter:Geektastic:richms: Well to me that does sound ungrateful. The idea of this is so people can use it and then see how much they actually need.
Hmm. Since no one can get 25Gb a month on plan except at insane cost, I remain to be convinced that is the actual purpose.
To get 25Gb if that was what you ended up needing you'd need a plan that gave you 8 per month for $169 then another 17 at $20 each which would give you a bill of $509/month...!
I don't know the background of the decision to do this, but if I had to hazard a guess it would be that when people first sign up for a smart plan, get an amazeballs new phone and the four g's, the first thing they do is hammer out speed tests at 100 miles per minute so they can show them off at BBQ's. Then hilariously for some they realise how much faster 4G is than their home broadband so they download ALL THE THINGS and stream YT till the cows come home.
At least this way they get to do that and get the novelty to wear off without clocking their data in the first week before settling down to a nice comfortable average of <1Gb per month which is what most people use. (No, I am not kidding.)
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geoffwnz:geoffwnz:Demeter:geoffwnz: Question:
When on an open term plan, should it roll up as the plan changes, or do I have to re-apply for the same deal?
I'm currently on the $29 open term plan but only showing as having 500MB and 150 minutes as opposed to the current offering of 1GB and 200 minutes.
Our team are currently in the process of migrating existing Red customers to the new Red+ plans. Once your account has been migrated, you'll be receiving a text message to advise. :)
Fantastic. :-)
I shall await the text.
Thanks. :-)
What is the expected ETA on this migration process?
Is it still in progress or have I managed to miss the cut somewhere along the lines? :-)
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