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Mattnzl: "3GB of data for $69.96 and then an additional 3GB for $10"
I think that might be wishful thinking - it might only be an additional 1GB for $10.. (hope I'm wrong though).
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chiefie:Mattnzl: "3GB of data for $69.96 and then an additional 3GB for $10"
I think that might be wishful thinking - it might only be an additional 1GB for $10.. (hope I'm wrong though).
yes you are wrong as it was mentioned and confirmed by Paul. $10 for bandwidth insurance which is additional 3GB or top of the existing 3GB. please rewind and read Paul's press release info.
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freitasm:simon14: Anyway, it's still a while until home users could really use this.... they need like 10GB and 20GB plans!!!
Hmmm, I don't think you are right there. Most people use small plans, such as 1GB/month. People using the big plans are exception to the rule.
For a lot of people 3GB is way more than they need and this includes people that uses the Internet for e-mail and a few website browsing and Trademe only.
Hardcore users need 10GB and 20GB, not mom and pop.
freitasm:chiefie:Mattnzl: "3GB of data for $69.96 and then an additional 3GB for $10"
I think that might be wishful thinking - it might only be an additional 1GB for $10.. (hope I'm wrong though).
yes you are wrong as it was mentioned and confirmed by Paul. $10 for bandwidth insurance which is additional 3GB or top of the existing 3GB. please rewind and read Paul's press release info.
Correct. The "insurance" is $10 for 100% of your allocated allowance. So you pay $10 for an extra 1GB if you are on the 1GB plan, or $10 for 3GB if you are in the 3GB plan - a really good value for money.
simon14: What I don't get is if you can buy 3GB of data for $69.96 and then an additional 3GB for $10, wouldn't it be better to market the plan as 6GB for $79.95?
Anyway, it's still a while until home users could really use this.... they need like 10GB and 20GB plans!!!
I've had a few people who live on the road ask me about the best way to get mobile braodband... i thought about vodafone 3g and then realised it would be of no use to them considering they mostly travel out in the country.
Yes this is good, but only for city people who happen to be in 3g coverage!!
Is Vodafone planning on making the entire country 3g? Or do they only want it in cities?
Will they ever get rid of the old 2.5g network or will this be around as long as the 3g network is up?
Jeffthechef:simon14: What I don't get is if you can buy 3GB of data for $69.96 and then an additional 3GB for $10, wouldn't it be better to market the plan as 6GB for $79.95?
Anyway, it's still a while until home users could really use this.... they need like 10GB and 20GB plans!!!
I've had a few people who live on the road ask me about the best way to get mobile braodband... i thought about vodafone 3g and then realised it would be of no use to them considering they mostly travel out in the country.
Yes this is good, but only for city people who happen to be in 3g coverage!!
Is Vodafone planning on making the entire country 3g? Or do they only want it in cities?
Will they ever get rid of the old 2.5g network or will this be around as long as the 3g network is up?
Simon14 do you ALWAYS need to have a whinge about Vodafone?
It IS a great offer and why should they not keep the wording/bundles in line with the rest of their offers.
I personally think you're just nit picking for the heck of it.
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jesseycy: There ARE unlimited data plans. For example, http://www.three.com.hk/website/template?pageid=35220&lang=eng I used it myself personally, and racked up to 30Gb a month.... No complaints there....
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