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Screeb

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#293420 19-Jan-2022 17:58
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I got a call from 2degrees today offering me the $40 pay monthly plan (4GB) for $30 for as long as I stay on the plan. I'm currently on the $30 prepay plan (2.5GB). I've only ever been on prepay, so have no experience with pay monthly... Are there any hidden pitfalls to this switch? Or is this a no-brainer? On the surface it seems like a good deal - same cost, but get 1.5GB more (and unlimited calls, but I don't care about that).

 

I do also currently have over 10GB rollover, which I assume will be wiped (?), though that's not a huge deal I guess since I should claw it back in no time.


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  #2853774 19-Jan-2022 18:15
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You will not lose the 10GB and yes great deal

You also get access to data sharing



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  #2853783 19-Jan-2022 18:46
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Linux: You will not lose the 10GB and yes great deal

You also get access to data sharing

 

Sweet, thanks!


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  #2853787 19-Jan-2022 19:12
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I think you also get a $10 discount on broadband on pay monthly if you want it which prepay isn't eligible for.



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  #2853791 19-Jan-2022 19:49
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everettpsycho: I think you also get a $10 discount on broadband on pay monthly if you want it which prepay isn't eligible for.


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