Cost per month | $20 | $49.95 |
Cost per month with eligible On Account mobile plan | $10 | $49.95 |
Data allowance per month | 512MB | 2GB |
Cost per month | $20 | $49.95 |
Cost per month with eligible On Account mobile plan | $10 | $49.95 |
Data allowance per month | 512MB | 2GB |
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Jaxson: Still cracks me up that they have prepay, for a fixed price per month..... Isn't that just a plan anyway?
Prepay should be $x for data that you use for as long as it takes, until you run out and need to buy some more.
NonprayingMantis:Jaxson: Still cracks me up that they have prepay, for a fixed price per month..... Isn't that just a plan anyway?
It is a plan
kyhwana2: Wait, the prepay plan is $50 for 3GB? But the on account plan is $50 for 2GB?
Uhhh..
Jaxson:NonprayingMantis:Jaxson: Still cracks me up that they have prepay, for a fixed price per month..... Isn't that just a plan anyway?
It is a plan
I get what you are saying, that it's a capped amount etc, I'm just saying that's not really prepay. That's an account plan without a fixed minimum period.
I think a lot of people would really like true prepay, as in fill the device up and run with it until you need more, like petrol in a car. You'd have to think of a name for that sort of offering though, I don't know, something like say prepay?
NonprayingMantis:Jaxson:NonprayingMantis:Jaxson: Still cracks me up that they have prepay, for a fixed price per month..... Isn't that just a plan anyway?
It is a plan
I get what you are saying, that it's a capped amount etc, I'm just saying that's not really prepay. That's an account plan without a fixed minimum period.
I think a lot of people would really like true prepay, as in fill the device up and run with it until you need more, like petrol in a car. You'd have to think of a name for that sort of offering though, I don't know, something like say prepay?
prepay means you pay for your usage in advance, which is what this is.
what you want is pay per unit - which could be prepay or it could be on account.
Graememac:NonprayingMantis:Jaxson:NonprayingMantis:Jaxson: Still cracks me up that they have prepay, for a fixed price per month..... Isn't that just a plan anyway?
It is a plan
I get what you are saying, that it's a capped amount etc, I'm just saying that's not really prepay. That's an account plan without a fixed minimum period.
I think a lot of people would really like true prepay, as in fill the device up and run with it until you need more, like petrol in a car. You'd have to think of a name for that sort of offering though, I don't know, something like say prepay?
prepay means you pay for your usage in advance, which is what this is.
what you want is pay per unit - which could be prepay or it could be on account.
Your definition of prepay is exactly right "pay for USAGE in advance".
Unfortunately Vodafone have a different defintion because under their rules I don't get to USE my data (that I paid for) unless I do so within a month.
I'm with Jaxson, that's not Prepay, its a monthly plan.
kyhwana2: Wait, the prepay plan is $50 for 3GB? But the on account plan is $50 for 2GB?
Uhhh..
NonprayingMantis: It's both. It's a prepay monthly plan. how is this a hard concept to grasp?
a better question (IMO) would be:
Why the hell do we need special ipad plans at all?
isn;t this just a data plan? what is wrong with the standard data plans, and why do ipads, which are just data devices like any other, need special plans?
freitasm: Vodafone New Zealand has announced new iPad data plans.
Cost per month$20$49.95Cost per month with eligible
On Account mobile plan$10$49.95Data allowance per month512MB2GB
surfisup1000:freitasm: Vodafone New Zealand has announced new iPad data plans.
Cost per month$20$49.95Cost per month with eligible
On Account mobile plan$10$49.95Data allowance per month512MB2GB
Vodafone are going backwards? Didn't they offer 3gb for $40 a couple of years ago? Maybe data is getting more expensive to make?
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