Telstra Home and Mobile Cap plan

[Ext User(Giles)]

Telstra Home and Mobile Cap plan. $66 minimum spend per month, $135
cap for $500 implied value, 12 month minimum term. Higher spend caps
available.

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http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prices/mobile_phone_cap.htm

Now you can get one cap that has up to $500 of value1 every month to
share across an eligible home2 and mobile phone when you spend $99 a
month on eligible calls and text3 plus line rental2 at $35.95 a month.

The Home and Mobile Cap includes most3 :
· Local calls
· STD calls
· Home to mobile calls
· National mobile voice calls, including text

To get this offer simply put an eligible home phone2 and a new $30
mobile plan on a monthly Single Bill for 12 months4 . You can get even
more value if you have two or three mobiles on your account.

Wind in the cost of your monthly phone bills by calling
1800 330 128. Hurry, offer ends 30th September 2005


Things you need to know:
1. Cap value based on HomeLine™ Advanced call rates and 35c/30 sec
block or part thereof mobile calls (plus 25c mobile flagfall). Unused
cap value forfeited at the end of each month.
2. Requires a HomeLine Advanced ($35.95 per month) or above plan. Once
your combined eligible home and mobile call spend reaches your Cap
Start, you don't have to pay for eligible home and mobile calls until
you reach your cap end. Minimum package cost for 12 months with a
HomeLine Advanced service on a Telstra Home and Mobile Cap $99
start/$500 end (1 fixed &1 mobile) is $791.40 if you make no calls and
$1619.40 if you reach the minimum monthly commitment on each mobile
service and cap start each month. Early exit fees apply. Cap may be
removed from account if services or account become ineligible.
3. Some call types are excluded, including Operator Assisted Calls,
Value Added Service calls, Premium number calls (19xx), International
and International Roaming calls, Premium SMS, Sensis®1234, Push To
Talk, Diverted calls (except for MessageBank Diversion), data calls,
PocketNews, Memo, 1800 numbers and reverse charge calls.
4. Telstra's Single Bill terms apply. Not available with other offers
or packages, including Telstra Reward Options. One capped package
permitted per account. See www.telstra.com for details.

[Ext User(James Buddha)]

"Giles" <call125111@email.com> wrote in message
news:1122529743.914287.33000@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
Telstra Home and Mobile Cap plan. $66 minimum spend per month, $135
cap for $500 implied value, 12 month minimum term. Higher spend caps
available.

=-=-=
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prices/mobile_phone_cap.htm

Now you can get one cap that has up to $500 of value1 every month to
share across an eligible home2 and mobile phone when you spend $99 a
month on eligible calls and text3 plus line rental2 at $35.95 a month.

The Home and Mobile Cap includes most3 :
· Local calls
· STD calls
· Home to mobile calls
· National mobile voice calls, including text

To get this offer simply put an eligible home phone2 and a new $30
mobile plan on a monthly Single Bill for 12 months4 . You can get even
more value if you have two or three mobiles on your account.

Wind in the cost of your monthly phone bills by calling
1800 330 128. Hurry, offer ends 30th September 2005


Things you need to know:
1. Cap value based on HomeLineT Advanced call rates and 35c/30 sec
block or part thereof mobile calls (plus 25c mobile flagfall). Unused
cap value forfeited at the end of each month.
2. Requires a HomeLine Advanced ($35.95 per month) or above plan. Once
your combined eligible home and mobile call spend reaches your Cap
Start, you don't have to pay for eligible home and mobile calls until
you reach your cap end. Minimum package cost for 12 months with a
HomeLine Advanced service on a Telstra Home and Mobile Cap $99
start/$500 end (1 fixed &1 mobile) is $791.40 if you make no calls and
$1619.40 if you reach the minimum monthly commitment on each mobile
service and cap start each month. Early exit fees apply. Cap may be
removed from account if services or account become ineligible.
3. Some call types are excluded, including Operator Assisted Calls,
Value Added Service calls, Premium number calls (19xx), International
and International Roaming calls, Premium SMS, Sensis®1234, Push To
Talk, Diverted calls (except for MessageBank Diversion), data calls,
PocketNews, Memo, 1800 numbers and reverse charge calls.
4. Telstra's Single Bill terms apply. Not available with other offers
or packages, including Telstra Reward Options. One capped package
permitted per account. See www.telstra.com for details.

Another reason why telstra are the best!

[Ext User(thegoons)]

Only Telstra would have an offer with so many catches, fine print
disclaimers, vague terminology, references to various other products and
their disclaimers, terms and conditions and lock-in clauses.

Stick it where the sun don't shine Sol Trujillo

"Giles" <call125111@email.com> wrote in message
news:1122529743.914287.33000@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
Telstra Home and Mobile Cap plan. $66 minimum spend per month, $135
cap for $500 implied value, 12 month minimum term. Higher spend caps
available.

=-=-=
http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prices/mobile_phone_cap.htm

Now you can get one cap that has up to $500 of value1 every month to
share across an eligible home2 and mobile phone when you spend $99 a
month on eligible calls and text3 plus line rental2 at $35.95 a month.

The Home and Mobile Cap includes most3 :
· Local calls
· STD calls
· Home to mobile calls
· National mobile voice calls, including text

To get this offer simply put an eligible home phone2 and a new $30
mobile plan on a monthly Single Bill for 12 months4 . You can get even
more value if you have two or three mobiles on your account.

Wind in the cost of your monthly phone bills by calling
1800 330 128. Hurry, offer ends 30th September 2005


Things you need to know:
1. Cap value based on HomeLineT Advanced call rates and 35c/30 sec
block or part thereof mobile calls (plus 25c mobile flagfall). Unused
cap value forfeited at the end of each month.
2. Requires a HomeLine Advanced ($35.95 per month) or above plan. Once
your combined eligible home and mobile call spend reaches your Cap
Start, you don't have to pay for eligible home and mobile calls until
you reach your cap end. Minimum package cost for 12 months with a
HomeLine Advanced service on a Telstra Home and Mobile Cap $99
start/$500 end (1 fixed &1 mobile) is $791.40 if you make no calls and
$1619.40 if you reach the minimum monthly commitment on each mobile
service and cap start each month. Early exit fees apply. Cap may be
removed from account if services or account become ineligible.
3. Some call types are excluded, including Operator Assisted Calls,
Value Added Service calls, Premium number calls (19xx), International
and International Roaming calls, Premium SMS, Sensis®1234, Push To
Talk, Diverted calls (except for MessageBank Diversion), data calls,
PocketNews, Memo, 1800 numbers and reverse charge calls.
4. Telstra's Single Bill terms apply. Not available with other offers
or packages, including Telstra Reward Options. One capped package
permitted per account. See www.telstra.com for details.

[Ext User(Dale)]

"thegoons" <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:1122560425.e54d46b393bfa3b69093faddd83a3507@t eranews...
> Only Telstra would have an offer with so many catches, fine print
> disclaimers, vague terminology, references to various other products and
> their disclaimers, terms and conditions and lock-in clauses.

That is why i don't use Telstra...
Some of their deals are not bad... But the rest of the info is so vague you
don't know what you are getting into.
And in most cases locked to for 2 years.
Not even the resellers can tell you what it all means!

>
> Stick it where the sun don't shine Sol Trujillo
>
> "Giles" <call125111@email.com> wrote in message
> news:1122529743.914287.33000@g47g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
> Telstra Home and Mobile Cap plan. $66 minimum spend per month, $135
> cap for $500 implied value, 12 month minimum term. Higher spend caps
> available.
>
> =-=-=
> http://www.telstra.com.au/mobile/mobiles/prices/mobile_phone_cap.htm
>
> Now you can get one cap that has up to $500 of value1 every month to
> share across an eligible home2 and mobile phone when you spend $99 a
> month on eligible calls and text3 plus line rental2 at $35.95 a month.
>
> The Home and Mobile Cap includes most3 :
> · Local calls
> · STD calls
> · Home to mobile calls
> · National mobile voice calls, including text
>
> To get this offer simply put an eligible home phone2 and a new $30
> mobile plan on a monthly Single Bill for 12 months4 . You can get even
> more value if you have two or three mobiles on your account.
>
> Wind in the cost of your monthly phone bills by calling
> 1800 330 128. Hurry, offer ends 30th September 2005
>
>
> Things you need to know:
> 1. Cap value based on HomeLineT Advanced call rates and 35c/30 sec
> block or part thereof mobile calls (plus 25c mobile flagfall). Unused
> cap value forfeited at the end of each month.
> 2. Requires a HomeLine Advanced ($35.95 per month) or above plan. Once
> your combined eligible home and mobile call spend reaches your Cap
> Start, you don't have to pay for eligible home and mobile calls until
> you reach your cap end. Minimum package cost for 12 months with a
> HomeLine Advanced service on a Telstra Home and Mobile Cap $99
> start/$500 end (1 fixed &1 mobile) is $791.40 if you make no calls and
> $1619.40 if you reach the minimum monthly commitment on each mobile
> service and cap start each month. Early exit fees apply. Cap may be
> removed from account if services or account become ineligible.
> 3. Some call types are excluded, including Operator Assisted Calls,
> Value Added Service calls, Premium number calls (19xx), International
> and International Roaming calls, Premium SMS, Sensis®1234, Push To
> Talk, Diverted calls (except for MessageBank Diversion), data calls,
> PocketNews, Memo, 1800 numbers and reverse charge calls.
> 4. Telstra's Single Bill terms apply. Not available with other offers
> or packages, including Telstra Reward Options. One capped package
> permitted per account. See www.telstra.com for details.
>
>

[Ext User(Greg Alexander)]

Giles wrote:
> Telstra Home and Mobile Cap plan. $66 minimum spend per month, $135
> cap for $500 implied value, 12 month minimum term. Higher spend caps
> available.

I'm on Vodafone's $79 cap (for $500 worth of calls)... it's a good deal
though my reception at home is limited and if I find something
worthwhile I'll leave Vodafone.

I looked at Telstra's cap deal - I think it was $69 for $300 worth of
calls. Not bad... I thought. I spend less than $300.

The catch is the call cost.
>From memory, Vodafone is 30c/30seconds. Telstra is 50c/30seconds.
That changes Telstra's deal to $69 for $180.
(Compared to Vodafone's deal $79 for $500.)
If you spend $150/month then it's no problem, of course.

I don't know if the above relates to the Telstra Home/Mobile caps, but
it's worth checking that kind of thing out.

Greg

[Ext User(scott@aceblue.com)]

I rang telstra to confirm..They said the $500 is at the rate of 35c per
30sec with 25 connection fee...Crap as usual from Hellstra...
Cheers,
Scott

[Ext User(Greg Alexander)]

scott@aceblue.com wrote:
> I rang telstra to confirm..They said the $500 is at the rate of 35c per
> 30sec with 25 connection fee...Crap as usual from Hellstra...

Thanks Scott. Not as bad as it was earlier..

Vodafone is 30c per 30sec, with 20c flagfall (on the $49/$79 caps)

[Ext User(Jason)]

On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 21:59:11 +1000, "James Buddha" <god@thesky.com.cx>
wrote:

> Another reason why telstra are the best!

You quoted 46 lines of text for that remarkable insight?


--

Cheers,

Jason.

A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
A: Top-posting.
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[Ext User(Michael)]

"thegoons" <thegoons@bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:1122560425.e54d46b393bfa3b69093faddd83a3507@t eranews...
> Only Telstra would have an offer with so many catches, fine print
> disclaimers, vague terminology, references to various other products and

Nothing is vague, and there are very few catches

[Ext User(James Buddha)]

"Jason" <jason@law.lond.ac.uk> wrote in message
news:an0ke119dj1s8hl7kqhvn3t7pjfv4njf6p@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 21:59:11 +1000, "James Buddha" <god@thesky.com.cx>
> wrote:
>
>> Another reason why telstra are the best!
>
> You quoted 46 lines of text for that remarkable insight?
>
>
> --
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jason.
>
>
It was *worth repeating*

It was *worth repeating*