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What plans offer voicemail or Message bank?
Hi Guy, most plans offer voicemail or a message bank. Once you decide on a plan just double check on the provider’s website to be sure or you can reach out to me again and I;ll give you a confirmation. Hope this helps!
what is the difference between Vodafone 365 plan $45 & $55 plan
Hi Imad, a 365-day plan means you pay the full amount upfront and don’t have to think about your mobile plan for a whole year. It often ends up cheaper than paying month to month, as long as you’re happy with Vodafone’s coverage and what’s included.
The $45 and $55 plans run on a 28-day expiry, so you’re essentially paying monthly and can cancel anytime. The main difference is the amount of data you get. For most everyday users, the $45 plan should be enough. But if you use a lot of data, the $55 might suit you better. Hope this helps!
Can I keep my mobil number
Hi John, yes, you can keep your mobile number if it’s under your name. If it’s not, you’ll need to transfer the ownership to your name first. When you sign up, they’ll ask if you want to keep your existing number – just select ‘yes’ when prompted. Hope this helps!
which company offers the cheapest 365-day prepaid plan in australia
Hi Peter, Kogan (Vodafone network) and Catch (Optus network) have some really good long-expiry plans that tend to be the cheapest when there’s an offer running (which there is right now). Have a look at our top picks https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans/prepaid-plans/best-long-expiry-prepaid-plans. Hope this helps!
what is the difference between telstra normal and wholesale networks
Hi Grahame, Telstra’s main (retail) network covers around 99.5% of the population, including more remote areas. The wholesale network covers about 98.8%, so the difference is small but can matter if you’re in a more remote location. Hope this helps!