Pros
- "Family" discount available for multiple plans on the same account
- Overall good value on the Optus 4G network
Cons
- Credit/debit card transaction fees apply
Yomojo deserves a mention as runner-up for Best Prepaid Provider (Value) thanks to its cost-effective plans that run on the Optus 4G network and boast generous data limits. You can also bundle multiple SIMs for additional discounts.
Besides its cheapest plan, Yomojo mobile plans are all reasonably priced, but are even better value if you have 2 or more plans under the same account.
Each plan on the same account attracts a 2.5% discount on plan fees, starting at 5% for 2 plans and going up to 15% for 6 bundled plans.
Yomojo could be right for you if:
But keep in mind that Yomojo:
Yomojo's plans perform well above average across the board, measuring up well to other mobile providers.
When it comes to getting a value for money plan, Yomojo gets even better the more you bundle your plans. Designed for families, the provider will help you save money if you add multiple plans to your account. So if you have:
Yomojo mobile uses the Optus 3G and 4G mobile network.
Yomojo is available to help you out most of the week 9am-6pm AEST, Monday to Friday. On Saturday its 10am-6pm. You can:
Yomojo's plans are mostly no-frills prepaid plans, but it does have a couple of deals and extras available for interested customers.
If you bundle 2 or more plans together on the same account, you'll get a discount on your plan fees.
This discount starts at 5% for 2 plans and increases by 2.5% for each plan added up to 15% for 6 plans.
If you want to call overseas, you can purchase international minutes that let you call 32 countries. Here are the options available:
With Yomojo, you can install the "Family Eye" security app on your kids' phones for $5 per child. Its features include:
For wider network coverage:
Boost Mobile is the only smaller provider with full Telstra 4G network coverage, which is more than Optus's 4G coverage.
For budget plans:
Moose Mobile has a wide range of cheap plans, including one that costs less than $10 if you want to get your kids something basic.
Getting started with Yomojo takes just a few minutes. Head to its website to order now and get your SIM delivered for free. Just know it can take between 3 to 5 business days for your SIM to arrive.
What if I want to keep my current phone number?
You can bring your current number over to Yomojo by ticking the "I want to bring my mobile number to Yomojo" box during sign up. Yomojo says porting usually completes the same day, but could take up to 48 hours to complete.
If your current mobile number isn't registered under your name, it might take a few more steps. Read our guide on how to change ownership of your mobile number here.
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