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how do you get a phone number with aldi 2$starter pack
Hi John, once you buy and activate the SIM, you’ll have the option to either port an existing number or sign up to a new number. Choose the latter. Hope this helps!
Why is 12 month plan so dear
Hi Kevin, it is a slightly bigger chunk of your money upfront but they can work out cheaper than some month-to-month plans. If you prefer paying a smaller amount each month, you can compare monthly plans and filter out options based on your budget: https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans. Hope this helps!
I am using only 65GB for 365 days! Which plan or company should I use?
I will prefer Telstra as the provider from the company chosen. Like Boost or Aldi.
Thank you
Hi Michel, unfortunately, you’ll be hard pressed to find a 365-day plan on the Telstra network for low data use. Your options include ALDI Mobile, Everyday Mobile and Boost Mobile. If you’re happy to expand to perhaps the Optus network, you can find some cheaper offers here: https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans/prepaid-plans/best-long-expiry-prepaid-plans. Hope this helps!
Will the cover still be usable if you have had to give the loaned phone back before the 365 day is up
Hi Lyndsay, as long as you have the physical SIM with you then yes, you can use the plan on another device. Hope this helps!
a) what happens if you dont have the phone number anymore some months into the plan.
b) whats an low average of data required per day
c) the phone sim is required to colect calls/text messages, as I need another phone number whilst i up date my new one (Due to Scams on my exsiting mobile number)
Hi Lyndsay, I’ll attempt to answer your queries but I may require more details:
a) Are you still paying for the number you don’t have anymore or did you stop using it and aren’t paying? If it’s the latter, then that means the number is inactive and after 6-12 months the provider can recycle it and pass it on to someone else.
b) According to our research Aussies use around 13-15GB of data a month so that’s about 500MB a day.
c) I’m unsure of your last comment but you can get a new number by comparing mobile plans on Finder based on your budget and how much data you need: https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans.
Hope this helps!