Any mobile phone provider in NZ offering truly unlimited Internet?
Mar 11th 2013, 11:11 pm
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Any mobile phone provider in NZ offering truly unlimited Internet?
Any mobile phone provider in NZ offering truly unlimited Internet? (via Mobile Phone itself - no dongles attached to Tablets/Laptops)?
Mar 11th 2013, 11:18 pm
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Re: Any mobile phone provider in NZ offering truly unlimited Internet?
NZ has three mobile phone providers
Telecom
Vodafone
2degrees
Telecom, I know charges $20/GB. So if you have deep pockets, go for it!
Telecom
Vodafone
2degrees
Telecom, I know charges $20/GB. So if you have deep pockets, go for it!
Mar 12th 2013, 12:44 am
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Re: Any mobile phone provider in NZ offering truly unlimited Internet?
Not AFAIK, but then truly unlimited landline BB deals are relatively few...
Mar 12th 2013, 1:19 am
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Re: Any mobile phone provider in NZ offering truly unlimited Internet?
Not at present. Telecom's current $19 deal gives you 60 minutes talk time, unlimited texts, free calls to other telecom numbers and 500mb of data. It's about the best pay as you go deal here at the moment and is better than it used to be but still a long way from unlimited Internet.
At home we have a 120Gb allowance which all my colleagues think is bonkers but we chew through it every month no problem. Coming from truly unlimited Internet in Qatar has been a shock!
At home we have a 120Gb allowance which all my colleagues think is bonkers but we chew through it every month no problem. Coming from truly unlimited Internet in Qatar has been a shock!
Mar 12th 2013, 3:19 am
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Re: Any mobile phone provider in NZ offering truly unlimited Internet?
She doesn't have broadband at her house on Waiheke. I said it wouldn't have been cheaper putting in broadband for a year (well nearly). I'm having words with her. So technically I guess Telecom will let you spend as much as you want.
