Vodafone GPRS unlimited pack
December 29th, 2004 by jqrBeing in South East Queensland at the moment, with limited access to dial-up, I decided it would be the perfect opportunity to try out Vodafone’s data bundles, which are described here .
Now my standard provider I use for light GPRS usage, Optus, charges 0.55c/kB (decreasing to 0.33c/kB as usage increases) on GPRS Plan 2. Held up against the rest of the market offerings, this would be considered some of the cheaper pricing, as the average users are paying is the “standard” 2.2c/kB.
Unfortunately of course, this works out to around $5/meg, and with even some light email usage, instant messaging, and of course, the mobile bandwidth killer – web browsing, this can result in a very expensive bill.
I chose the $49.95/month “Power Use” package, which implies unlimited usage but the legal print suggests that 500M is considered excessive. I was able to easily apply at a Vodafone store, with no other fees (BYO handset) charged to me.
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