About $45,000 per gigabyte less than Telstra PAYG.
Last time I checked I was paying an incredible $29 for 1 gigabyte, and
10c meg after that, fuckwit.
> About $45,000 per gigabyte less than Telstra PAYG.
Where did you get that bullshit figure from?
Domestic PAYG rate for Telstra is $2/MB
International PAYG rate for Telstra is $15/MB
That's HALF of what the suckers using Three pay for their top tier
roaming charges.
As usual, if you're roaming it sucks to be '3'!
> Last time I checked I was paying an incredible $29 for 1 gigabyte, and
> 10c meg after that, fuckwit.
>
>> Up to $30,000 per gigabyte! Cripes!
>>
>> http://ask3.three.com.au/answer/Attachments/Services/International_Roaming/WWR_I
nfo_v2.htm
Kwyjibo - 13 Oct 2007 07:39 GMT
>> About $45,000 per gigabyte less than Telstra PAYG.
>
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> charges.
> As usual, if you're roaming it sucks to be '3'!
And, as usual, it sucks to be on Telstra *at any time*, roaming or not.

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James Bell - 13 Oct 2007 09:40 GMT
> That's HALF of what the suckers using Three pay for their top tier
> roaming charges.
Pity about the fact the vast majority of people who use a national
carrier, use it within that national carriers' home country. In this
case, Australia, fuckwit.
As I said, 1GB for $29 - Telstra will never offer anything remotely
close to such value.
davmel - 14 Oct 2007 04:47 GMT
>> That's HALF of what the suckers using Three pay for their top tier
>> roaming charges.
>
> Pity about the fact the vast majority of people who use a national
> carrier, use it within that national carriers' home country. In this
> case, Australia, fuckwit.
Pity that you once again don't have a clue what this thread is all
about. The fact that most people don't roam outside their country is
irrelevant. For those users that DO roam the pricing is critical and as
I stated Telstra are better value than Three in that case for data
charges. So try reading before posting fuckwit.
Oh, and Three users don't even need to leave their home country to be
stung with roaming charges - all they need to do is see a little more of
their country outside the 30km radius of their capital cities.
> As I said, 1GB for $29 - Telstra will never offer anything remotely
> close to such value.
Value isn't measured in bargain basement prices alone fuckwit. Three
have such appallingly crap coverage that they can ONLY compete on prices
alone. If you only live in the concrete jungle and don't care or bother
to see what the real Australia looks like then Three is good value.
But I guess your sense of value is blinded by the smog!
Graeme Willox - 14 Oct 2007 10:29 GMT
>>> That's HALF of what the suckers using Three pay for their top tier
>>> roaming charges.
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> stung with roaming charges - all they need to do is see a little more of
> their country outside the 30km radius of their capital cities.
Actually, it's not that they have to travel outside of the 30 km radius.
The higher roaming charges occur when 3 customers roam on to Telstra.
Paul Day - 13 Oct 2007 11:52 GMT
> Where did you get that bullshit figure from? Domestic PAYG rate for
> Telstra is $2/MB International PAYG rate for Telstra is $15/MB
> That's HALF of what the suckers using Three pay for their top tier
> roaming charges. As usual, if you're roaming it sucks to be '3'!
You're comparing apples with oranges... If you want to compare Three's
roaming data charges, at least compare them to Telstra's roaming
charges, not their local data charges. Telstra's intl. data rate is
1.5c/kB with a 50c connection fee.
Roaming's a rip-off no matter which part of it you're looking at.
PD

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Paul Day - 13 Oct 2007 12:21 GMT
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I really should actually read the OP before posting a follow-up. ;)
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Rod Speed - 13 Oct 2007 18:58 GMT
> <snip>
>
> I really should actually read the OP before posting a follow-up. ;)
A Jap would at least have the decency to disembowel itself.
david@retroneo.com - 15 Oct 2007 14:26 GMT
> As usual, if you're roaming it sucks to be '3'!
3 like home is pretty good though. (if you're going to UK or Hong Kong
for example)
All incoming calls free, home data allowance usable overseas...