Up and coming mobile operator AmaySIM knows that Australians love their cap plans, so has added to its pay-as-you-go offerings with a $40 a month cap plan that looks pretty tough to beat.
When you sign up to a 24 month contract with a phone company, you kind of expect the contract to remain in tact for the whole period of time. But what happens when the phone company changes it? This is a situation all Telstra customers now find themselves in, with the company announcing that they are transitioning their mobile and fixed line charges from 30 second blocks to per minute billing.
While rumours were circulating about Telstra chucking in more data to their $49 cap plan, Vodafone were polishing their new Infinite cap plans for new and renewing Vodafone customers. Starting at $45 a month, they’ll give you unlimited talk and text to any mobile or landline in Australia.
Optus has just tweaked its mobile broadband cap plans to include peak and off-peak times. Good news if you browse the web on the road between midnight and 7am, I guess…
