Circles.Life 120GB Data Per Month for $28 Per Month for 12 Months @ Circles.Life

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CR24OCT120GBT

Circles.Life – A digital telco that uses the 🌐 Optus network in Australia

Below promotion valid for new circle.Lifecustomers :

✅ 120GB Data per Month! (🎁 50GB + 70GB Bonus Data for 12 Months )

📞 Unlimited Standard National Calls
💬 Unlimited Standard National SMS
📢 Unlimited Local Voicemail
🔄 Data Rollover – Keep your unused data!
📡 VoLTE & VoWiFi Capable – Stay connected everywhere!
💳 Only $28/Month
🎟️ Use Promo Code: CR24OCT120GBT

🌍 Optional Add-On:
➡️ 300 Minutes of International Calls to 25 Countries – Just $8 Extra/Month

T&C : https://circles-legal.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/au/cir…

Eligible Participants who
a.Successfully sign up to a Circles.Life Monthly Plan during the Promotion Period;
b.Enter the Relevant Promotion Code at checkout;
c.Activate their SIM card within 30 days after signup; and
d.Are otherwise eligible to hold an account with Circles.Life.
Will automatically receive the benefits listed in the Relevant Promotion Code.

DATA ROLLOVER

1. Available on eligible participants only.
2. Roll over your unused base data(excluding bonus data) monthly and build up to a massive 500GB.
3. Data will not expire while the plan remains the same, but may be lost if the plan is upgraded or downgraded.

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  yourbestfriend on 15/11/2024 - 22:08

  Optus network, 4G only if that matters

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  he88388 on 15/11/2024 - 22:15

  I am thinking of using this to hotspot and abandon NBN. Is it doable? Please advise.

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    Timmyy on 15/11/2024 - 22:21

    +3

    I am doing exactly this using a 4G Huawei B818 from FB marketplace. Keep in mind that only the base data rolls over. Bonus data is lost at end of month

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    alxjpow on 15/11/2024 - 22:29

    +4

    Well, I do this with the 300gb plan. It's Optus, so it's a bit slow during peak times, I switch to Telstra if necessary. It's good for $39.

    Don't go over, they charge criminal rates if you do. Also don't start downloads at midnight on a new month, their system is flawed, so they tried to charge me hundreds of dollars in excess usage. Then offered me a 'discount' instead of taking responsibility.
    Had to create excel spreadsheets and send multiple emails to finally get an acceptable resolution from customer service.

    So, go ahead, just learn from my experiences.

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    Headless on 16/11/2024 - 07:41

    Im doing this with a Telstra plan (call + data) and they throttle the hotspot connection drastically.

    Have had to use a VPN with high encryption, it works but certainly slower than on the phone

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    ab c on 16/11/2024 - 13:38

    abandon NBN

    Save battery-phone: consider USB-tethering & min. hotspot ?

    Being churning sims since adsl2+ was turned off, Lebara 100Gb/m was my goto plan for $14/m…Coles periodic IN-store only sales & stock-up.

    Money-back deals via CR/TCB to keep cost lower, MORE-administrative…no deals since early-Oct-24 but likely to return soon ish.

    Money-back deals Boost/Amaysim: you must risk it to learn their system: NOT transparent & read at least 1 mth of money-back deals to get a feel of the system/process. Lots of experienced Ozbargainers.

    Consider free-wifi, if you weekly travel near such services. If lucky: can download torrents @ a few MB/s, outlier.

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  RacingBull1 on 15/11/2024 - 22:41

  +1

  Don’t do it .! They do credit checks.!

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    illumination on 15/11/2024 - 23:26

    I mean, that's a good to know but certainly not a deal breaker..

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  IsTops on 16/11/2024 - 00:42

  How much is it after 12 months?

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  Rail Rider95 on 16/11/2024 - 07:22

  +1

  What about MMS?

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    fx82au on 16/11/2024 - 15:07

    You can get it enabled if you contact circles support. The following reason is a why its disabled by default

    Please know that from November 3rd 2023, we have removed MMS from our plans for new customers (for now) as one of our on-going measures to ensure security and privacy for our customers.

    Not sure what disabling MMS will actually do to "ensure security and privacy" though

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      Rail Rider95 on 17/11/2024 - 16:00

      Can confirm that they never offered to do that for my partner straight after she signed up and discovered her MMS wasn't working and contacted them.
      Left within a week of signing up.