This is Boost's cheapest 12-month plan now that the $230 one is gone.
265GB on activation for new customers only, 240GB on next recharge
$69 cashback and im sold
Been waiting for a better cashback deal all month and now I think I’ve failed.
Why is boost getting so expensive? I remembered it was $150 when I first joined boost for the 12 month subscription.
Telstra getting greedy
Using this to push their own plans higher
Fake inflation
I've been asking myself the same question.
I managed to secure a discounted $230 one for a port-out..port-in recharge early next year but I'll be looking for an alternative to Boost in 2026 as I'm guessing it will get more expensive then too.
In 2024, Telstra reported a half-year net profit after tax (NPAT) of $1 billion, reflecting an 11.5% increase compared to the previous year.
Like the banks and Colesworth they are just being greedy, or should I say, their shareholders want bigger returns.
What is the simcard expiry for this?
According to Topcashback, the sim must be activated within 30 days of purchase.
Im on this Boost plan and is about to expiry next month and had decided to try Lebara $180 for 260g 4G & 5G on Vodafone network
If anyone is interested link below;
Can anyone refer me to topcashback?
technical issue still on going, I can't place an order😅
WARNING: Boost has issues activating/porting a sim through its website
it takes you till the end and says its has a system error, you might be without a service for a few days
You need luck to activate the service. If your activation doesn't work, Boost hotline / web chat cannot help and decline refund. They point you to Telstra store but Telstra store would say "we don't support Boost customers". That's their way to make money without providing you any service
Going to need to be $90 cashback. Bye bye Boost.