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Rob M - 26 Feb 2005 03:34 GMT

Are there any $0 mthly access fee plans at the moment on offer, or any
no-expiry prepaid deals? I have a couple of numbers that I don't use but
want to keep.

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Rod Speed - 26 Feb 2005 04:18 GMT

> Are there any $0 mthly access fee plans at the moment on offer,

Yep, there's still a few around.

The Optarse Usage Only Plan is $0 per month. Main downside
is that you cant just sign up for it from scratch, you have to
convert an existing Optarse plan thats out of contract to it.

Unison is actually a bit better than $0/month because
they pay you if you allow email bills and direct debits.
http://www.unisonmobile.com/

Southern Cross Mobile is $0 too.
http://www.scmobile.com.au/Pricingnew.htm

> or any no-expiry prepaid deals?

Cant think of any of those now.

> I have a couple of numbers that I don't use but want to keep.

Simplest to port it to unison or southern cross.

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thegoons - 26 Feb 2005 10:57 GMT

The Vodaphone $2 SIMS are cheap and can be used for porting purposes

>> Are there any $0 mthly access fee plans at the moment on offer,
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> Simplest to port it to unison or southern cross.

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Rob M - 26 Feb 2005 13:37 GMT

True that..I was in Safeway today too!

However...they do have an expiry date don't they? What's the timeframe?

> The Vodaphone $2 SIMS are cheap and can be used for porting purposes
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Rod Speed - 26 Feb 2005 19:27 GMT

> The Vodaphone $2 SIMS are cheap and can be used for porting purposes

They dont however last for that long if you only spend $2

And unison is completely free.

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