 Wireless Broadband is now Pre-Paid with the Telstra Next GTM and now 4G network. Because it’s Pre-Paid you only pay for what you use and there’s no fixed term contract. To get fast, on the go internet that’s really easy to use, just purchase a Telstra 4G Pre-Paid Wireless Broadband pack for $129. It has everything you need to get started including a USB Modem and 3GB data with 30 day expiry. Telstra Pre-Paid Wireless Broadband offers great benefits including* No bills or fixed term contracts with pay as you go per kilobyte charging * Get your account history and balance and recharge from your desktop * Recharge as often as you like at over 5500 retail outlets around Australia such as 7Eleven and Woolworths * International Roaming with over 20 Telstra partner countries * Send and receive SMS on your desktop |
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Details
| Product | Speed | Term | Downloads | Price | Bonuses | Notes | Buy Now |
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| Bigpond | Broadband | 30 days | 3GB | $79 | $79 Starter Pack inc modem + 3GB |
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| 21 days | $20 | 250MB | $5 talk/txt | 8c | |||
| 30 days | $30 | 700MB | $7 talk/txt | 4.21c | |||
| $40 | 1GB | $10 talk/txt | 3.91c | ||||
| $50 | 3GB | 1.63c | |||||
| 60 days | $80 | 4GB | 1.95c | ||||
| 90 days | $100 | 6GB | $15 talk/txt | 1.63c | |||
| 365 days | $150 | 10GB | $20 talk/txt | 1.47c |
Charges are per MB
| Prepaid Mobile Broadband Review – Telstra (April 2012) |
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| Telstra now has a 4G prepaid mobile broadband USB modem on sale for $129 and comes with 3GB of data for 30 days. This is the fastest mobile broadband service available in Australia at the moment and having used it for work, I can say that if you are relying on the net, then it is worth the investment. Telstra recharge vouchers are not cheap, in fact they are probably the most expensive in the market at the moment. However you get access to a more reliable network and importantly a faster network. It is a trade off and if you are only browsing the net in the evening and the best really isn’t worth it then there are plenty of more affordable offers out there. Try Vodafone, Optus or try Amaysim. They both have great plans that you can work with. Both are also prepaid.I have been using Telstra for my iPad and whilst the rates are similar (data counted by the KB rather than the MB), I wouldn’t move from Telstra. I want reliability and the fastest internet speed I can get access to. I have personally invested in a 10GB, 365 recharge and haven’t looked back.
The above plans also come with bonus talk and txt. Call rates at 40c/30s with a 35c flagfall. Txt/SMS is 25c. |
