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Get 3 Months Free with Vodafone NBN When You Enter 2yr NBN Plan ($80 Monthly Min)

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Just came across 3 month free NBN giveaway at Vodafone they emailed me with a coupon.

Enjoy 3 months free plan fees with Vodafone nbn™. Sign up to a 24 month Vodafone nbn™ plan and enter the ‘PIONEER1ST’ code in the cart.

Total min cost $1920-$2640. Must stay connected for 24 mths.

First 10k customers or ends 31/01/18. NSW Permit No.

LTPS/17/17265, ACT Permit No TP 17/01705. Vodafone nbn™ in selected areas. T&C apply.

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Referrer & referee receive $25-$50 credit after referee's 3rd monthly bill.

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  • dynamike on 25/11/2017 - 12:38
    +4

    Not really a deal. Effectively $96.50 for the 100/40 plan and you're locked in for 24 months…

    • mathew42 on 25/11/2017 - 13:03

      I recommend avoiding as unlimited data means that you can expect that congestion will occur due to Vodafone purchasing insufficient CVC.

      4G backup service does add value.

      • Associatedjimbobaus @ Vodafone on 28/11/2017 - 00:51

        Vodafone is running at 30:1

        • SharedSugar on 05/12/2017 - 12:18

          What does this mean?

        • mathew42 on 05/12/2017 - 12:59
          +1

          @SharedSugar: 30:1 is the contention ratio. It means that if you purchase a 100Mbps plan, Vodafone will purchase 3.33Mbps of CVC. On 25Mbps (most common speed) it means 0.83Mbps of CVC per customer. Industry average is 1Mbps per customer so this is around that.

          What it means is that without quotas a few users on the same POI can thrash network (especially during peak periods). The unfortunately reality is that performance can change from good to bad literally overnight if Vodafone develop a reputation for good performance on unlimited plans as heavy downloaders will migrate.

  • Assclown on 25/11/2017 - 13:01

    Vodafone with NBN? That'll do me. ffs lol

    • kml22 on 25/11/2017 - 14:26
      +1

      Vodafone is a dirty word and still is.

  • scrimshaw on 25/11/2017 - 13:05
    +1

    Updated title and incl terms and conditions

    Speeds are variable clause will cover their backsides in case of congestion issue. Especially since all their plans are Unlimited. Proceed with caution

  • Ziggy28 on 25/11/2017 - 13:11
    +3

    Another one jumps onto the NBN bandwagon. Expect lots of congestion problems and several unhappy customers. The NBN is truly a great Australian scam

    • mathew42 on 25/11/2017 - 14:07

      The scam is RSPs selling unlimited plans with insufficient CVC.
      The NBN from day 1 was designed to see the primary increase in revenue come from data usage (CVC), which is smart considering the increase in requirements from SHD to FHD to QHD.

    • Associatedjimbobaus @ Vodafone on 28/11/2017 - 00:50

      Vodafone is running their nbn at 30:1

  • spendinghacker on 25/11/2017 - 15:24
    +3

    Anyone who signs up to an NBN plan with a lock-in contract (from any provider!) needs to get their head examined (Urgently!!) 😉

    • Ziggy28 on 25/11/2017 - 17:17
      -1

      Unfortunately many have to get a contract, because of the fees associated with the first time connection, which could be hundreds of dollars.

      • spendinghacker on 26/11/2017 - 07:39

        Of the top of my head, I can think of at least 3 providers that don't charge setup fees, don't force you to buy hardware from them and have no lock-in contract.

        For those that charge setup fees on no-contract NBN plans, it's usually in the $100 mark or less.

        Please please people, don't go on an NBN plan with a lock-in contract. That network is in a massive state of flux now with both the ACCC and NBN Co CEO saying that big changes to the wholesale pricing will need to be made

        • oranje on 06/12/2017 - 21:34

          Could you give us any examples? Am looking for just that!

        • spendinghacker on 07/12/2017 - 09:00
          +1

          @orange16:
          Amaysim, Tangerine Telecom, Bendigo Bank Telecom to name but a few.

          Neither charge setup fees on the NBN or have a lock-in contract

        • oranje on 08/12/2017 - 22:20

          Thanks - Just a headsup Bendigo Bank no longer appears to offer NBN

  • virhlpool on 25/11/2017 - 16:31
    -2

    I find TPG better though slightly slower speed than above plan probably. 6 months contract only, $59.99/month unlimited ADSL2+.

  • scrypton on 12/12/2017 - 22:50

    It’s already 3 months free without the promo code. I doubt it will give an extra 3 months free with the promo code.

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