• WhyJiffie@sh.itjust.works
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    3 days ago

    Australian retailers sell unlimited mobile-data plans

    in eastern Europe unlimited mobile data plans are pricy, it’s not too common to have them.

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      This is something that doesn’t make sense in the Australian market. Consumers are lazy here. Felix sells an unlimited plan for $40.00 AUD a month. Other retailers are selling 30Gb a month for $44.00 AUD. I think the cheapest seller here is Aldi who resells Tesltra-capacity for $28.00 AUD a month with 12Gb of data. The price isn’t exceptional, often being cheaper than the dominant sellers.