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Kogan Mobile Prepaid Voucher Code: SMALL (365 Days FLEX | 80GB) $150

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Small by name but big on inclusions, 365 Days SMALL FLEX Plans represent unbelievable value for heavy talk and texters.

Free SIM card included
80GB of data
UNLIMITED standard national calls for 365 days
UNLIMITED standard texts and MMS for 365 days
All for use within Australia
Enjoy the freedom and flexibility to use your FLEX Plan data at anytime during the 365 day period
Incredible value prepaid plan – no hidden fees!

**Voucher expires at 11:59pm AEST on 31/12/2020. Activation must be made before the voucher expiry date**

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  • +6

    I'll stick with Boost, unless Kogan can better it

    • Boost = Telstra
      Kogan = Vodafone

      Telstra > Vodafone

      • +3

        Not for everyone.

        Vodafone > Telstra for me.

        I switched from Kogan to Boost now back to Kogan again. Nice to have visual voicemail again too.

        • +1

          What's visual voicemail?

          • +1

            @tlai: You can see your voice messages in the Phone app. Start stop them whenever you want, swipe to delete etc. You don't have to call a number to listen to your voicemails. So handy…

            • @iShibby: I have the Android Kogan app. Where can I did this?

              • +1

                @scupper: I’m not sure about android. On the iPhone it’s just in the phone app where you’d normally go for any voicemails

              • +1

                @scupper: It’s an iPhone feature. Android may have an equivalent but it’s nit the same thing.

            • @iShibby: Same as Boost.

              • @Wardaddy: When I was with Boost earlier this year it was the old school way with dialing up?

                • @iShibby: I signed up with them in about April. The default was to print your voicemails into a text message and send them to you. The problem was that it didn't get all the message. I called support and they changed it so that now they text me the audio file. Works fine.

                  • @Wardaddy: Text you an audio file? This is very different to visual voicemail lol

                    • +1

                      @iShibby: How so? You can view voicemail messages you receive and listen to your messages in any order on your devices. You can scroll through your messages, pick the ones you want to listen to, and erase them right from your device's screen.

                      How is that different?

                      • @Wardaddy: Huh never knew about that feature with Boost. I always went through the phone app on my iPhone and when it got to voicemail it just called up the message bank and did the whole "press 1 to listen" "press 2 to delete" etc. Didn't cover up the terrible network service I had with Telstra though. Nice to not have black spots where I live anymore.

                        • +1

                          @iShibby: Yeh, Kogan was great for me when I was on it. I switched to Boost because I need the overseas calls.

        • Wait Boost doesn’t have visual voicemail? Doesn’t Telstra have this as an option?

          • @Emerald Owl: Not in the way I thought. Person above says they send audio files as SMS’s

            • @iShibby: Yea, but it doesn’t have proper visual voicemail in the phone app like on Kogan? I know Telstra can.

      • It's more about the inclusions;
        international calls. Boost has been $135 not $150, with 80GB added bonus upto 120GB.

        120GB for $135 with international calls > 80GB for $150
        though, yes, some of those deals are not available today. have been in the past 3 months though.

  • Purchased the $150 Boost sim kit today since they are not selling on their website anymore.

    • $150 Boost plan is available as a recharge for me should be able to get it if you just buy a $2 sim starter kit.

      • Do you mean the one with international calls ?
        I am currently with kogan, would I be able to port in to that boost offer,
        I read that offer was till June 30th only.

        • Yes you can. Only need to get the $2 sim and recharge $150 via their app after activation.

          • @BennyHe2018: Oh really! Thought they discontinued it completely.

            • @nightelves: I noted a new line on the direct page URL: https://boost.com.au/shop/150-prepaid/

              $150 PREPAID RECHARGE
              80GB FOR 12 MONTHS. RECHARGE AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMERS WHO ACTIVATE BEFORE 10 AUGUST

              CURRENT CUSTOMERS:
              Recharge available to customers who activate before 10 August.

              Well well, so those who "activate" a Boost SIM after 10 August will not be able to recharge $150 plan, ever? Looks like Boost's prepaid plans will undergo an overhaul in August and there might be more plan names rather than the current "Boost Anytime Plus" which seems to be default for all.

          • @BennyHe2018: could you please share the link?

  • +2

    Optus has 120gb for $150

    • +1

      RECHARGE AND WIN
      Includes up to 3 instant rewards after successful activation and a chance to win 1 of 8 Suzuki Balenos.

      and free stake knives

      • +2

        Steak. Stakes are for killing vampires.

  • Isn't this their normal, longstanding price?

  • +3

    No deal
    Boost is better value as it includes international calls (to selected countries) and regularly sold at $135 ish
    Gets same data allowance…
    Plus it uses telstra network…

    • Boost deals are over, even 150$ recharge is only available for a couple of months more.

      • Is this stated anywhere? If so I might stock up on the $150 recharges - dont need any until 2021.

        I know in store recharge has been stopped, but didn't hear any mention of $150 plan being stopped, or that th recharges would be stopped. Any confirmation?

        • https://boost.com.au/shop/150-prepaid/
          "CURRENT CUSTOMERS: Recharge available to customers who activate before 10 August." ??

          My wife only recently ported to Boost and would likely have renewed on expiry so will be watching this development with interest. The wording is vague and could have a couple of meanings…

          • @Sven Nijs: That indeed does not bode well.

            Also, just realised - without being able to pre-purchase vouchers in store, how could we stock up on vouchers? All the electronic replacements I assume won't let you do it until near expiry, or would at least force you to apply it to your account early.

            Also wonder why Boost is doing this - you'd think they'd keep their most popular plan.

      • This is the SMS I received from Boost. I'm not getting the impression that the recharges are being discontinued from website at the end of the SMS.

        Hi there, from today $150 recharge vouchers will no longer be available. You can continue to recharge on our $150 plan using the Boost website, app or #111#. More info bst.st/010720

        https://boost.com.au/get-help/vouchers-FAQ-010720#WHY-IS-THE…

        • Yes, but the removal from the website dropdown menus and the fact it says you need to activate by Aug 10 doesn't bode so well - seems more like a removal of the $150 plan ultimately (even if grandfathered), rather than just changing the methods of recharge.

          • @dealz4all: They might just be trying to limit losses of sim swapping overheads? It aligns with what they've said but doesnt seem quite right to me. Who knows.

            At the moment though I think it'll stay for at least this year

            • @justtoreply: What SIM swapping overheads do you mean? Who would us the $150 plan to swap SIMs? Surely if you were to SIM-hop you'd use a $2/free SIM.

          • @dealz4all: The SIM pack has been stopped.
            The recharges have not stopped except for in-store recharge vouchers.

            Also, where do you get 10 Aug from? Is that from the current sim pack you have just bought?

            • @lomie: Just noted a new line on the direct page URL: https://boost.com.au/shop/150-prepaid/

              $150 PREPAID RECHARGE
              80GB FOR 12 MONTHS. RECHARGE AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMERS WHO ACTIVATE BEFORE 10 AUGUST

              CURRENT CUSTOMERS:
              Recharge available to customers who activate before 10 August.

              Well well, so those who "activate" a Boost SIM after 10 August will not be able to recharge $150 plan, ever? Looks like Boost's prepaid plans will undergo an overhaul in August and there might be more plan names rather than the current "Boost Anytime Plus" which seems to be default for all.

              • @djoz: Thanks for that.

                Maybe it also means that you can't actually activate a new sim pack ater Aug 10 ???

                • @lomie: The Sale of a new $150 SIM pack is anyway stopped since 30-Jun-2020. I am not sure about the activation of already purchased such SIM packs. Boost has not been very clear on the FAQs regarding this change.

  • +3

    This is ozbargain not ozrrp.

    • Their normal long standing recommended retail price.
      This is not an oz bargain deal.

  • +1

    This is their normal price. Not really a bargain as such.

  • Not really a bargain. You can get either boost (which has all the perks as Telstra) or from catchconnect you should be able to get the $150 for $115 or less and get 120gb (use unidays and gift cards at 15% less or if you are lucky even at 20)

  • Ah, Optus has $150 for 120gb. How is this a deal?

  • Not a deal - this is normal price, and you can get the arguably better Boost deal (Telstra coverage) with same data for the same price or cheaper.

  • Boost is finishing their deal? My current plan finishes in 12 months and I was hoping to get a $150 recharge by then, not sim pack.

    Do the $150 recharges have a long expiry or best to trash my current number and just start a new SIM pack?I think they expire in like a year

    • 12 month expiry for $150 recharge but you'll have to activate it before 10 August.

      $100 and $150: available as online recharge only for customers who activate before 10 August 2020.

      I recharged two months ago. I do wonder what they'll be offering 9-10 months from now. I'll be keeping an eye out for something like this Optus deal to pop up again.

      • Thank you, that's perfect.
        My current plan finishes 31/07/2021 so if I recharge in August 2020, it should take me through to August 2022?!

        Does it stack?

        • I'm pretty sure that recharging in August 2020 will just take you through to August 2021.

        • +1

          Boost recharges do not stack. They become effective on the day you recharge.

  • BOOST has the longest wait time on hold, and worst customer service in history

    So painful they refunded my $150 SIM purchase but let me keep the service!

    • Are you saying you got $150, 80GB one year for free?

      • Unlikely, IMO.

        • Totally correct, i am not the only one either

          • +1

            @8200: I don't blame you. They took 53 days to port my service. I must have spent about 15 plus hours on hold to them trying to get them to connect my service.

      • Yes, it was earlier in the year when they where way overloaded with emails, call on hold was like 80mins.

        Oh, and i also got a further $20 credit being for a temp. SIM card i had to buy to have a phone service, sure was free+ but very painful experience

        Telstra craps all over Optus in reception, and i have actually used the O/S free phone calls to China and Japan for free

        • Man, I should have given them a call and stuck with the wait times. Just let the phone play onhold music while I wait. That would be the bargain of the century. And get my issues solved too.

          • @dealz4all: Almost makes me wish I'd had a reason to contact their support. The only issue I've had with them is not being able to find the $150 recharge for $135.

    • At least, you can get to talk to someone. When COVID-19 chaos started, I tried to signup with Vodafone and could not get through anyone in sales! I gave up and ported to Boost.

      • You think that’s bad, I tried to port to Vodafone from Amaysim during COVID with a starter kit. They wanted me to reply to their sms but my Amaysim plan had finished so I had no credit, so couldn’t reply. Tried calling them but they wouldn’t take my call as they were only taking emergency calls. To top it off, I just realised they had billed me $30 for the last two months for a service they never even provided!

  • Woolworths are doing $150 for 84GB, 365 days (on the Telstra network)

    • +1

      That could be interesting.

    • Boost is 'full telstra' rather than cut-down telstra. Is woolies the same?

      • Believe it uses the wholesale network. "While Telstra’s full network reaches 99.4% of the population the wholesale version covers 98.8%"

    • Does anyone know if the "Special Offer" means it's a limited time deal, or just there to entice you to buy it?

  • Extended until November

    • Thanks hamza23!

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