thread: Please help me sort out my iPhone and Internet plan!

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Dec 2006
    In my own private paradise
    15,272

    i have prepaid with Telstra. as JM said, sometimes the talk to text is funny, but it's usually enough to give me the message!

    i have the talk and text bonus offer - i recharge either 30 or 40 a month (depending on how much i've been doing) - for 30 i get 100 mins talk, 200 text, for 40, it's double that. if you talk more than text (or vice verse) there are compatible offers for those. i then buy a data pack with the credit (usually 20 a month) which is plenty for me (i use lap top and home connection at home, but net when i'm out and about all the time). i have been on prepaid a year and never run out of credit (it all rolls over, so if i have a busy month, i just use what i haven't used in the past months)

    i'm not a fan of telstra (ex-staff - do you blame me?). the customer service for pre-paid is all based off shore and useless BUT, for the way we use the phone, it is working for us!

    with your net, have you thought of grabbing a prepaid usb and recharging a lump sum that lasts 6-12 months? if you recharge before it expires, it should roll over)

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2008
    8,986

    I a with telstra. I"m on a bundle for home phone and internet. I get unlimited calls to all phones in aust and mobiles AND 200gig internet for around $130 a mth.

    I have my iphone on a $49 cap with Telstra which gives me $400 in calls and 1 gig internet. I have never gone over either. Because I have all my services iwth Telstra I get my mobile cap for $39 and free calls between my home phone and mobiles which saves us about 150 a mth.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    Gippsland, Victoria
    714

    Thanks for all your help guys. I think prepaid will be the way to go. Just a matter of waiting now until the payout figure becomes a bit lower