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  #242223 4-Aug-2009 09:55
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  #242228 4-Aug-2009 09:57
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Calling and Single texting prices = great
Bulk texting = gona cost alot
Inhome Calling? = what happened to this where u can use ur phone as a landline phone wen ur in the house? this get canceled?




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  #242235 4-Aug-2009 10:03
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I'd say that's a "phase two" service once they get their feet under the desk, so to speak...




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  #242242 4-Aug-2009 10:16
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It's a real shame they couldn't offer a bestmate service.....

Prices are attractive though.

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  #242244 4-Aug-2009 10:21
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On the front page of this thread it says 22c to 2degrees mobiles or NZ landlines, but the website speaks nothing of this?

Calls to New Zealand mobiles & landlines 44c / min

http://www.2degreesmobile.co.nz/prices-on-a-page

And then there is this... #_#



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  #242245 4-Aug-2009 10:22
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Just went to their site where they have updated with new pricing. If Im right, 9c per text to 21 international countries is awesome!

 
 
 

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  #242246 4-Aug-2009 10:22
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Thank you 2degrees. Finally I can stop texting. Goodbye vodafone.

I am hoping that 2degrees can offer mobile data plan soon

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  #242247 4-Aug-2009 10:23
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Magic top-up = smart way to get low paying customers to pay more than they would normally on other networks. 22c per minute is a killer rate for calling landlines/on-net. Don't look at the Magic top-up as a txt plan (although obviously you get "free" txts), see it as an opportunity to use your phone to make calls again ...

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  #242253 4-Aug-2009 10:32
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Great coverage this AM freitasm - nice work. Hope you're not suffering too badly from the 4AM start!

Not the knockout punch from 2Degrees I was hoping for... here's hoping they don't take too long to get post-pay and data options sorted.

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  #242254 4-Aug-2009 10:35
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simcore: On the front page of this thread it says 22c to 2degrees mobiles or NZ landlines, but the website speaks nothing of this?

Calls to New Zealand mobiles & landlines 44c / min

http://www.2degreesmobile.co.nz/prices-on-a-page

And then there is this... #_#




22c/min to landlines and on-net as a result of Magic top-up, which you need to use up within 30 days.  $20 Magic top-up = 100 txts + 22c/min calling.  Other networks still at 44c/min.

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  #242255 4-Aug-2009 10:37
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So from what I am seeing you get the 22c pricing to other 2degrees mobile and land line for the 30 days after you topup. Anyone else see it like that or do you have another opinion





 
 
 

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  #242269 4-Aug-2009 10:58
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Yes, that's right! And it wasn't mentioned in the live twitters!! BIG difference!

I have a comparison table ready comparing all 3 networks.

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  #242270 4-Aug-2009 10:58
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These prices are perfect for me, lots of text to the UK, a few calls and a little data.
I currently pay $10/month on PrePay for data and have used only 7MB for a full month which is cheaper than the $1/day Vodafone. The data is the odd map and email check while I'm out and about.

Can anyone confirm, does the iPhone 3g have EDGE for data? And also on the 50c/MB data rates, can the MB span more than one day? If so, 2D will be cheaper for my needs, 7MB = $3.50.
Texts to UK at 30c on VF too at the moment, say 50/month = $15, on 2D that would only be $4.50.

So in my case, I sacrifice faster data on VF but should only pay around $8/month for what I use on 2D, rather than $25/month on VF. (I'm not sure VF allow overseas texts on bundles so getting them is not an option).

Think I'll be switching soon as my VF credit runs out.


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  #242277 4-Aug-2009 11:08
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Ahmad: I have a comparison table ready comparing all 3 networks.


Ahmad, where's that table?




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  #242278 4-Aug-2009 11:09
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neilinnz: Can anyone confirm, does the iPhone 3g have EDGE for data?

iPhone supports EDGE.




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