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#96647 1-Feb-2012 10:23
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I heard from someone picking up a sim card that the price of a prepay sim card has gone up to $10.
Can anyone confirm/deny? I know that a pay monthly sim is $10 but they are talking about prepaid here.

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  #575802 1-Feb-2012 11:55
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Yes they have gone up but this was always going to be as the $5 was an introductory price.



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  #575809 1-Feb-2012 12:06
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I thought $2 was the introductory price.

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  #575818 1-Feb-2012 12:25
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When did they go up? Brought one last week for my T-Stick for $5




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  #575824 1-Feb-2012 12:33
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crazed: When did they go up? Brought one last week for my T-Stick for $5


Got one 2 days ago at $5 from the 2 Degrees shop in Wellington; they're still listed as $5 on the website, too.

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  #575834 1-Feb-2012 12:48
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In countdown by me they have the $5 and $10 SIM cards. Don't think they are getting rid of the $5 SIM.

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  #575837 1-Feb-2012 12:50
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They were free at the start, then $2, then $5. $10 are pre-loaded with credit I believe.




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  #576672 3-Feb-2012 09:36
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Yes definitely seems to be $10 now. The price advantage is slowly being whittled away.

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