Who are they suited for? Heavy phone users, customers who make some international calls and text.
Pros: Short contracts available, a range of handsets to choose from, you never have to worry about going over your cap with too many national phone calls!
Cons: You will need to pay a little bit more for your handset than if you were to sign up to one of Vodafone’s regular caps, limited coverage outside of metropolitan areas.
Heavy mobile phone users no longer have to pay an expensive access fee each month to receive unlimited credit for standard calls and text. Vodafone has released four ‘Infinite’ plans starting at $45 per month which include unlimited calls to any other Australian mobile or home phone.
The caps also include infinite text to mobiles both within Australia and overseas. Social networking fanatics will also appreciate the unlimited access to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, foursquare and MySpace.
The four plans include large amounts of data to use for websites and apps other than those listed above. The $45 plan includes 1GB of data; the $65 plan includes 2GB of data, the $85 plan gives you unlimited BlackBerry email and web browsing as well as 1.5GB of data (or 3GB for non-BlackBerry handsets); and the $100 offers a massive 4GB.
Voicemail, 13 and 18 numbers and national and international calls are all included in the monthly caps. Customers who are on a plan priced at $65 or more will also have international voice and video calls included.
Vodafone is offering a range of handsets on their Infinite caps, including the Apple iPhone 4, the HTC Desire HD, the Nokia N8 and the Samsung Galaxy S.
Customers who don’t want to be locked in to a two year contract will be pleased that the Infinite plans are available on a range of contract lengths: month-to-month, 12 months and 24 months.
To view Vodafone’s caps click here, or call us on 1300 850 518 to find out more.