Optus B-Free plan ?

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Freedom - 26 May 2004 07:30 GMT

I believe there is a plan called Optus B-Free.

Where can i find out some details about it ? It seems this plan just doesnt
get advertised.
But aparrently, you get the Yes time , and only pay for usage with no
monthly fees.

Anybody know more? Is it possible to transfer to this plan from RSLCom
mobile (ie. keep existing Optus mobile number)?

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Rod Speed - 26 May 2004 22:59 GMT

> I believe there is a plan called Optus B-Free.

You sure you aint confusing that with a
plan from B, who is an optarse reseller ?

No evidence of a plan called that in the Optarse
SAs, tho its not that easy to search for, particularly
if you dont have the name quite right.

> Where can i find out some details about it ?
> It seems this plan just doesnt> get advertised.

> But aparrently, you get the Yes time , and
> only pay for usage with no monthly fees.

> Anybody know more?

I vaguely recall that B did have a plan like that.

> Is it possible to transfer to this plan from RSLCom
> mobile (ie. keep existing Optus mobile number)?

Dunno.

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Freedom - 27 May 2004 02:46 GMT

i am sure the plan used to exist. It was called B-Free
And yes it was from B Clear and Simple, the optus reseller.

> > I believe there is a plan called Optus B-Free.
>
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> Dunno.

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Jeremy Quirke - 29 May 2004 03:35 GMT

Well I guess they did the smart thing and yank it.

> i am sure the plan used to exist. It was called B-Free
> And yes it was from B Clear and Simple, the optus reseller.
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> > Dunno.

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Rod Speed - 29 May 2004 04:29 GMT

> i am sure the plan used to exist. It was called B-Free
> And yes it was from B Clear and Simple, the optus reseller.

I cant see it in their SA, but its the most completely f.cked SA
I have ever seen, so its possible its still in there somewhere.

> > > I believe there is a plan called Optus B-Free.
> >
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> > Dunno.

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Morris Syzlak - 30 May 2004 02:09 GMT

> i am sure the plan used to exist. It was called B-Free
> And yes it was from B Clear and Simple, the optus reseller.

Not sure what it's called. But I have an active SIM here from B which is
just a pay as you go situation. Which includes yes time, and maybe even yes
weekend if that is still running.

I got it back in 2001 when my contract ran out and they wouldn't renew my
contract with a new phone unless I got a new number as well. So I had the
option of keeping the old sim active with no monthly payments.

Pretty cool I guess, as I don't think you can get a deal like that anywhere
these days.

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