best low use plans

[shaun cooper]

hi all, my existing optus plan is due to expire soon and im looking for the
best one atm. im on a 30.00 plan and my bill is usually around 40.00 per
month. any suggestions. cheers shaun

[Joel]

Sounds as though you are on the right plan if you're spending approx $40 a
month and your on a $33 plan.

You might get to save a few pennies by moving to another company but is it
worth the porting/network uncertainty.

If you are at the end of your contract, call Optus sales on 1800 555 000 and
ask for the Yes Thanks bonus credits if you plan on staying with Optus for
another 12 months. You could get another $10 call credit each month.

Of course if you are having network issues and need to move to another
carrier. Try Southern Cross Mobile who use the Telstra network. They have
low user plans

"shaun cooper" <shaunv8@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:423df148$0$5593$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au ...
> hi all, my existing optus plan is due to expire soon and im looking for
the
> best one atm. im on a 30.00 plan and my bill is usually around 40.00 per
> month. any suggestions. cheers shaun
>
>

[Rod Speed]

shaun cooper <shaunv8@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:423df148$0$5593$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au ...

> hi all, my existing optus plan is due to expire soon and
> im looking for the best one atm. im on a 30.00 plan and
> my bill is usually around 40.00 per month. any suggestions.

You dont say how you use it, particularly if you use the Optarse free calls
much.

If you dont, the Optarse Usage Only Plan is pretty decent value.

The Optarse ISim is pretty decent value too if you dont care about prepaid.

[Simon VK3XEM]

Rod Speed wrote:
> shaun cooper <shaunv8@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
> news:423df148$0$5593$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au ...
>
>
>>hi all, my existing optus plan is due to expire soon and
>>im looking for the best one atm. im on a 30.00 plan and
>>my bill is usually around 40.00 per month. any suggestions.
>
>
> You dont say how you use it, particularly if you use the Optarse free calls
> much.
>
> If you dont, the Optarse Usage Only Plan is pretty decent value.
>
> The Optarse ISim is pretty decent value too if you dont care about prepaid.

What's this, Rod Speed is recommending prepaid? I don't believe it! :)


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[Albinus]

Simon VK3XEM wrote:
>
> What's this, Rod Speed is recommending prepaid? I don't believe it! :)


Must have turned into one of those povs, kids or druggies |-)

[Jason Vaughn]

try these guys. Nice cheap rates & Free credit when you port your existing
number.

www.joinrevolution.com - promo code is REVT30


"shaun cooper" <shaunv8@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:423df148$0$5593$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au ...
> hi all, my existing optus plan is due to expire soon and im looking for
> the
> best one atm. im on a 30.00 plan and my bill is usually around 40.00 per
> month. any suggestions. cheers shaun
>
>

[Michael]

"Joel" <joelNO.SPAM@flymail.fm> wrote in message
news:d1nkm2$p8k$1@news-02.connect.com.au...
> Sounds as though you are on the right plan if you're spending approx $40 a
> month and your on a $33 plan.
>
> You might get to save a few pennies by moving to another company but is it
> worth the porting/network uncertainty.

What porting uncertainty? Ive done heaps of ports without any problem.

Its not rocket science