Amaysim charging its current customers $45 for 5gb of Data, no free social networking and 3G only

[fruxodaily]

[QUOTE=lunarwalrus;45610107]After researching for a while, for As You Go customers I recommend porting to Aldi. It's cheaper by a couple cents on texts and calls, no flagfall and 365 day expiry. The network is different but it's supposed to be about the same as Optus coverage (Telstra, but on a restricted version).[/QUOTE]

Is Boost on restricted?

[Chaoss86]

I thought the UK was pretty bad, here 500MB is seen as "big data", 1GB is "fair use" on unlimited packages and my own mobile network charges £2 per MEGAbyte after going over 2GB but didn't notify customers when they changed from unlimited to 2GB "fair use", my friend who is a really heavy user as he cannot get broadband so his whole household use his wifi hotspot for streaming, gaming, downloading and general internet use get through 150 - 300GB a month. He's had to run away to another country with his family because he couldn't settle his 6 figure bill and was almost forced to go Bankrupt and loose his house and job.

[Arc Nova]

tbh 5g data isn't bad if you're not on the go that much, should be switching over to wifi whenever you can anyways.

[fruxodaily]

[QUOTE=Arc Nova;45615615]tbh 5g data isn't bad if you're not on the go that much, should be switching over to wifi whenever you can anyways.[/QUOTE]

Hardly any wifi hot spots in my area apart from McDonald's and a few shopping centres