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cleggy2

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#317970 2-Dec-2024 13:09
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Hi all.

I would like to know it this is a good deal? I am with Skinny on the $17 monthly.

https://www.2degrees.nz/mobile-plans/prepay?tab-select=monthly&productId=1-42MKHY

The $26 2D deal comes with 10Gb of carryover data.

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Qazzy03
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  #3315157 2-Dec-2024 14:14
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I would say kogan
https://www.kogan.com/nz/koganmobile/

And mighty moblie are better deals imo.



cleggy2

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  #3315175 2-Dec-2024 15:32
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I saw the kogan deal, but I'm not keen to pay up front.

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  #3315180 2-Dec-2024 15:50
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I guess the Skinny deal is better because it is cheaper than the 2degrees deal?



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  #3315189 2-Dec-2024 16:22
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cleggy2: Hi all.

I would like to know it this is a good deal? I am with Skinny on the $17 monthly.

https://www.2degrees.nz/mobile-plans/prepay?tab-select=monthly&productId=1-42MKHY

The $26 2D deal comes with 10Gb of carryover data.

Cheers


 

very good deal!

 

but how long will it last? will the data drop back to what it was next month of 10GB forever?


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  #3315196 2-Dec-2024 17:03
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Batman:

 

very good deal!

 

but how long will it last? will the data drop back to what it was next month of 10GB forever?

 

 

anyone knows? serious question ... i'm keen


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  #3315311 2-Dec-2024 21:25
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@Batman No the data bundle size stays the same it is the plan that is half price


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  #3315313 2-Dec-2024 21:28
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T&C’s imply no expiry unless you let the renewal lapse

 
 
 

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  #3315315 2-Dec-2024 21:35
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jnimmo: T&C’s imply no expiry unless you let the renewal lapse


oh it is the prepaid offer sorry

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  #3315317 2-Dec-2024 21:41
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$26 Black Friday Prepay Plan:

Available to buy 22.11.24 - 08.12.24. Plan expires indefinitely if it’s not renewed each month. Plan auto renews monthly with enough credit. Minimum $10 Top Up applies.

Plan cannot be repurchased if it has expired. Standard NZ and Aussie mins and person to person text, excl. premium rate numbers (e.g. short codes). Calls rounded up to the next minute. NZ data usage only. Excludes picture messages & video calls, standard rates apply. We reserve the right to amend or cancel this offer at any time.

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  #3315319 2-Dec-2024 21:48
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Batman:

Batman:


very good deal!


but how long will it last? will the data drop back to what it was next month of 10GB forever?



anyone knows? serious question ... i'm keen



From what I can make out it will last as long as you keep renewing every month.
If you miss a month then it will end and you can’t get it back.




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  #3315320 2-Dec-2024 21:51
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does 2D have auto renew with credit card direct debit?


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  #3315322 2-Dec-2024 21:58
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Batman:

 

does 2D have auto renew with credit card direct debit?

 

 

@Batman Yes as per the website / Google search ' 2degrees auto top up ' you have more than one option


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  #3315398 3-Dec-2024 07:44
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In a complete about turn, I went with the kogan deal. With the extra large deal it will cost only $20.42 per month with 32Gb per month. No more having to turn off my data button with that amount!

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  #3315399 3-Dec-2024 07:49
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Why would anyone disable mobile data is beyond me these days

It actually causes issues

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  #3315400 3-Dec-2024 08:07
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I know. But if I was low on data, I would turn off data and wait till I had a wifi connection.

I was on Skinny $17 plan with 1.50Gb rollover data.

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