Top features:
- Many different data options to choose from.
- International inclusions on some plans.
TeleChoice Mobile Plans
TeleChoice offers a range of SIM only and handset plans powered by the Telstra mobile network.
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TeleChoice has been kicking around all the way since 1995, with extensive experience in running telecommunications. When you have your own handset and just want a phone plan to go with it, they have a huge range of options to suit your needs.
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Telechoice has prepaid plans that range in expiry from 28 days to longer term if you want your credit to stretch out for 6 months.
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Don't mind locking yourself into a longer-term contract? Get better value on your SIM only plans with a 12 or 24-month contract from TeleChoice.
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You might not be able to get the most cutting-edge phones from TeleChoice, but it has a range of recent models at a reasonable price. We've preselected the Apple iPhone 11 handset as it's the latest one that TeleChoice has to offer, but you can view different models by clicking the 'filter results' button.
TeleChoice review: Why choose it?
In addition to standard calls and data, you'll get the following feature with TeleChoice:
- Call packs. For those plans which don't have international inclusions of their own, you can purchase a $10 call value to any country for $5 extra monthly or to a $30 call value to any country for $15 monthly.
Pros
- Choice. Huge choice of different data options.
- Inclusions. Lots of international inclusions on larger plans.
Cons
- Exit fees. Hefty exit fees on contracts, especially phones with a plan.
- Limited flexibility. Can't switch between different data plans if on a contract.
TeleChoice network coverage
TeleChoice uses the Telstra wholesale network, which covers about 98.8% of the population. The only places where it is likely to have more limited coverage than the full Telstra network is in certain rural and regional areas.
TeleChoice: FAQs
How to switch to TeleChoice?
Switching to TeleChoice is a fairly simple process.
- Make sure you have an unlocked phone already to put a SIM in or are buying a handset with a plan.
- Purchase the plan you want online, which will come with its own SIM, plus a handset if it's a phone on a contract.
- Activate your SIM once it arrives. If you want to keep your own number, inform TeleChoice at checkout or activation and it will arrange the transfer with your previous provider.
- Your SIM should be activated and your new service ready to go in a few hours to a day.
TeleChoice recharge options
As a pre-paid service TeleChoice bills each month for the pricing tier you've chosen. If you go over your data there's a set fee of $10 which gets you an extra 1GB. There's a service portal where you can check usage.
Payment options for each month include:
- Automatic direct debit payment
- Credit card
- PayPal
- In person at Australia Post or a TeleChoice store
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