Not sure how long this has been, but went to check out international rates to make a phone call and found a banner saying Up to 69% Price Cut.
I must admit the Pricing is competitive and their is no flagfall either
Among other price reductions, its 6c/min to
USA, China, Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, India
Landline only: France, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, UK
Also South Africa 8c/min Landline, South Korea 9c/min Landline and Mobile
$10 credit to both the referrers on Unlimited Plans and referees. Referee needs to provide referrer with their email address.
Yeah, the countries I call to are the same price as usual. Competitive, but but discounted that I can see.
still expensive to Philippines 29c a minute
I can say that Malaysia has been 6c for a long time. It's a little sneaky when they don't name the countries that have had price cuts. And I am a customer and think they are fine in other respects.
This rates are there since 2 yrs… No bargain…
as i said
Not sure how long this has been, but went to check out international rates to make a phone call
Yeah but still should not belongs bargain..More of announcement.
feel free to report it
To be honest, vodafone red plans are better than amaysim unlimited at $45, namely 4g, and 300 minutes international calls to the world included. Even at $50 (the red plan usual price), 5 bucks for 300mins works out to be below 2c/min, much cheaper
Of course, it is only better if you require unlimited calls and texts in Aus anyway while the Amaysim can be used as a standalone service just to call overseas. Other possible drawbacks of vodafone might be the lesser 3GB of data allowance (4GB if you are student), and the vodafone/fail network. However, having used it for 1 month and still now, I find that coverage is not as bad as it used to be, without any calls dropping out yet, and 4G is much faster than the optus 3g amaysim is using. I can easily clock 30mbs at my house and 20mbs in the city.
Amaysim must be asking for it for it with this. The supermarkets are careful to add dates to their signs advising of longer term price reductions ("reduced since DD/MM/YY"). Dodo PAYG has better international rates BTW. The true lower volume call OzBargainer figures out how to call numbers via the US/Canada to save a few cents/minute when not using their data.
I think it's always been like this.