I'm currently on Aldimobile, because when I first got it it was 5GB and unlimited calls for $35, which then dropped to 2.5GB …and then to 1GB with a tiny call allowance. Their ios app has never worked to check data.
I'm looking to pay around $30 a month for a service that works, that is reliable and won't rip me off down the line - what are some good current offerings?
Lyca mobile - $30 for unlimited calls (excludes six digit 13 and 1800) and sms. Comes with 2gb. Think it excludes mms too. It is on the telstra wholesale network like Aldi
Lebara mobile - $30 for unlimited calls and sms. Excludes mms. Comes with 2gb. It is on the Vodafone network.
Checked the Virgin mobile website cant find where it says 2gb data or can use 4g network…
virgin is 1gb Data and as for the 4g it says it in the coverage when you order a sim you need to specify if you require 4g or not but there is no extra cost.
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I've moved to the TeleChoice Kogan $28/m plan with $650 calls (but $$$ call rates) and 2 gb of data.
Most importantly it uses the Telstra 3G network.
Lyca seems ok too, but I can't be bothered with the pre-paid thing every 30 days.
Boost was pretty good, but it was rediculous you can't set up automatic recharge (like Aldi).
Hows data usage reporting with telechoice? Is it pretty much inline with what your phone records?
i have moved to virgin mobile (optus network) 28 days expiry
has 4g $29 unlimited virgin to virgin calls and txt
1 gig of data $450 credit (you get a rise of $50 each recharge until you reach $600)
but the best part about the plan is it all rolls over if you recharge within 28days
When i got it i actually added a second recharge a day after i activated so now i have plenty of credit and data
left at the end of the month and just top up again an roll it over.
Also they have a app that works well to check credit and expiry.