Just came across this cheap SIM card deal. Latest rate plan make all Australia calls free, including any landlines, mobiles and 1800/1300 numbers, only 25 cents flagfall applies per call. Check out more free international calls at www.hellomobile.com.au
ANY Australian Calls 25 Cents Per Call, $8.5+Free Delivery with $10 Worth Credit (Changed Title)
Last edited 11/06/2011 - 00:33 by 1 other user
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90 days.
I can get even cheaper for you
Where, how?
I have good friends who are of promotion department of hello mobile here in SA.
They've got several places to put on the posters and sale their sim.
eg. Chinatown, Marion shopping centre.
25c flagfall != free
the ebay seller has a feeback score of 0
wt network is it on?
vodaphone
Provider? Hello Mobile
Plan? Supa Plan.
Network? Vodafone with 3G
National Rates? Free calls locally with 25c flagfall (no premium sms or calls) and 5c sms. No MMS or video calling. Mobile internet is 3c/MB (charged in 333kb blocks?) More info: http://www.hellomobile.com.au/?rate
International Rates? http://www.hellomobile.com.au/?rate_int (Free + 25c flagfall to mobiles and landline in China, India, Hong Kong, Singapore, USA..etc)
International call quality? Varied, can be VOIP quality.
Expiry? 90 days
Minimum Recharge? $10
Recharge options? Voucher/Pin/Credit Card online or over the phone (buy voucher from 7/11?)
Can you check usage online? Yes i think so.
Customer support? Don't expect much
Porting? Yes, but must be on activation after purchasing starter pack.If you go for them, I would go for the $10 from them directly via Australian Registered Post. Probably safer. Sign up here. http://www.hellomobile.com.au/?simcard
Im not with them. Just was interested in that plan.
- 35ยข flagfall applies. All prices include GST ??? from the simcard link
yes, i dont think they updated that figure. It says 25c everywhere else.
So what's the catch? Nothing's ever free! They must get revenue through ads? it can't be the flagfall can it?
Network: Vodafone. Should be in big bold letters.
Flagfall means not free. It means no per-minute rate. But still 25c per call, even if it lasts 1 second.Yeh that's pretty misleading advertising on their part.
About 1 second is all your Vodafone call will last before dropping out in Melbourne.
I think ALL mobile providers have flagfall so it's not anything new to be honest. I just wonder how they'll make a profit just based on that and monthly fees of less than $10…….
The profit comes not from subscribers, but from gullible investors who are desperate to get into the hot telecoms market.
No, wait. I'm thinking of OneTel. Surely investors are more savy now??Have you notice whenever a poster starts with "Just came across this", they sound like they are selling something?
Out 1-post wonder even gilds the lily with "FREE" in the subject. I don't see that on their website, except where the calls really are free. Did they change it?
umm how is 25c free??
yeah, i am wondering where is the free part :)
according to below link, you should change your title" 25 cent / call to 11 countries"
http://www.hellomobile.com.au/?promotioni would like to retract my negative vote, but it seems i can't undo my vote now.
just wondering, if this is prepaid card or not?
Yes it is, I got mine this morning and have made an hour or so of mobile calls, checked my balance, 3 calls, 75c, VERY HAPPY :)
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how long is the expiry on this?