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I want a prepaid sim card (normal size) for the elevator phone, without an expiry date. Is this possible?
Hi Fiona, Alas, I’m not aware of any SIM card that has no expiry – it’s always going to need a plan attached to it to be active, and 365 days is the longest you can get in Australia.
Hi I am wondering what sort of plan my samsung 5pro will need please 🙏
Hi Elita, Which plan you need will largely be determined by two factors: how much you want to spend and how much data you use. For most folks, 15GB a month is plenty, which means on a 365-day plan you’d be safe with 180GB. If you’re not sure, it might make sense to start with a shorter-duration prepaid plan and see how much you use in practice. Once you know that, you can pick a 365-day plan that has enough to cover you for a year. Hope this helps!
Hi Aboud, You’re in the good place to start – if you’re after low-fuss text and talk, a 365-day plan is a good option. But if you’d prefer monthly payments, check out our guide to cheap mobile plans.