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Aldi mobile v Telstra
Has anyone tried putting an Aldi sim in a telstra prepaid wireless device?
https://www.telstra.com.au/online-sh...repaid-wifi-4g We have one with Telstra but the recharge rates are VERY high so just wondering if it was worth a try. |
Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by shycouple2009
(Post 10907759)
Has anyone tried putting an Aldi sim in a telstra prepaid wireless device?
https://www.telstra.com.au/online-sh...repaid-wifi-4g We have one with Telstra but the recharge rates are VERY high so just wondering if it was worth a try. |
Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 10907768)
Not tried it with Aldi but did try with a vodafone sim once and it didn't work, so I doubt Aldi will either.
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by shycouple2009
(Post 10907791)
I have done a bit of research a few have tried it and it worked as Aldi piggyback Telstra network.
However I don't think you'll be getting 4G using the Aldi mobile SIM...you'll have to make do with 3G. |
Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Are you on a contract with Telstra? If not then if you have an owned smartphone you can set that as a Wifi hotspot and go Aldi, get 5gb a month. Mate does that and his speed is almost as good as my ADSL for general browsing etc.
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by bcworld
(Post 10907944)
However I don't think you'll be getting 4G using the Aldi mobile SIM...you'll have to make do with 3G.
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
I used a Aldi sim in a Telstra mifi, worked fine.
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
I'm with Aldimobile but also have my home ADSL so when I'm home the phone just works off my normal WiFi. However we all just got a "terms of service agreement" from Aldi - seems that some people have been "over using" the system and terms of service are now something like:
You will be in the shyte with us if you: i) make more than 2,500 minutes of voice calls; ii) send more than 2,000 SMS; iii) send more than 500 MMS; iiii) download or upload more than 400MB of data on your 5GB data bolt on on a single day on three or more occasions Also you are not allowed to run a call center off the phone (bugger there goes my big idea :rofl:) and significantly they state that their package is not meant to replace your current Home Internet. Interesting. Doesn't apply to me but be careful if you want to raid pirate bay etc. I'd say a lot of people have cottoned on to the good deal and Aldi are maybe covering their butts in case they steal too much from Telstra and get throttled themselves. |
Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 10908166)
That was the same with Kogan. Telstra ain't going to give up their 4G advantage at the moment - and I don't blame them
http://www.vaya.net.au/mock/?option=Data |
Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Boost is really a telstra brand if you want another option
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
I had a boost phone and it was Optus, unless they have switched carrier.
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by Mike at Taree
(Post 10909197)
I had a boost phone and it was Optus, unless they have switched carrier.
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
We both use the ALDI with bolt on data it's brilliant, we get the full Telstra coverage and can keep track of our usage easily so we don't go over. We have used our phones as a hotspot for the computer whle moving. Much better than any other we have had
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by Lucky Lucan
(Post 10908896)
I used a Aldi sim in a Telstra mifi, worked fine.
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Re: Aldi mobile v Telstra
Originally Posted by shycouple2009
(Post 10910976)
Did you have to change the settings?
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