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Bonus $700 Harvey Norman Gift Card for Optus 80GB/ $65 Per Month or $400 for 30GB/ $35 Per Month Data Plan (24 Month Contract)

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As advertised on TV:

$700 gift card for Optus 80GB $65/month plan
$400 gift card for Optus 30GB $35/month data plan

Plans are 24 month contracts. New services only. In store only.

$65 My Plan Plus 24M SIM with Gift Card Offer:

Offer available until 2nd August 2020. Customers who sign up to a new $65 My Plan Plus 24 month sim plan in store at Harvey Norman, Domayne or Joyce Mayne will be eligible to receive a Harvey Norman gift card to the value of $700.

Limit of one gift card per eligible plan, max 5 per account.

Not available to TechFund and Fleet customers. This offer is not available with any other offers, unless specified. Plan cancellation fees apply. Recontracts and rate plan changes are excluded.

Gift card can be used at Harvey Norman, Domayne and Joyce Mayne and expires 36 months from date of issue. For full gift card terms and conditions visit: https://www.harveynorman.com.au/gift-cards-terms-and-conditi…

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    • +14

      A handset and 700?

      Yeah OK.

      • +7

        Also a pony. Must have a pony or not a bargain.

    • -2

      You lot have short term memory :) They ran a similar promotion where they were offering Google Pixel XL, $400 visa card and Google home HUB. Essentially if you sold everything the plan cost came down to $12 per month for 100GB data .

      • Assuming you could sell all?

    • +1

      Minimum spend for $65 is $1560, assuming $700 you can cash in for $630, $930/24=$38.75/M on a 80GB plan

      Minimum spend for $35 is $840, cash in $360, $480/24=$20/m on a 30GB plan.

      24m contact sucks, no international calls either

  • -5

    Where art thou bundled handset?

    • You use the gift card and buy it. Simple.

      • Last HN Optus deal I took up was Xmas 2018. I got a $400 prepaid VISA card AND a Google Pixel XL handset.

        Pass.

        • -1

          And you paid for it.

          Here, you are paying $820 for 2 years service.

          How do you expect to get a similar value handset thrown in too?

          • @scuderiarmani: That is not correct. The Google Pixel was $0 and included in the bundle.
            My point is that the value has deteriorated over the past 1-2 years.

            • -1

              @drfuzzy: It's factored into the plan

              Phone plans haven't deteriorated. They've improved, more data and inclusions etc etc.

  • +7

    12 month $65/month plan with $400 GC seems better value.

  • Please read T&C here: https://hndgwww2.azureedge.net/gpa/hnau/optus/jan-updates/24…
    This plan does not include an allowance for standard national and international SMS and MMS.

    • Updated post

      • +2

        Honestly.. Update it better. 10c per sms to an Australian number needs to be in the first few lines of the post.

        A link to the CIS is not sufficient. Plans include national sms as standard these days. Optus is downright sneaky here.

        • -1

          It says it’s a data plan, pretty clear

  • The $35/month plan seems to only be a mobile data only plan.

    • +1

      Engli$h plea$e

    • +1

      Clearly you don't care for telcos. Move along, this thread isn't for you.

  • +5

    Pretty sure Jb has a $500 offer on their $65 plan for 12months.

  • 24 months is so 2000

  • 24 month contract lol

  • Unfortunately Optus is spotty. I have just ported to circle which is on optus and I can't use it inside my house. Additionally I can't use it in my office. Vodafone and Telstra are fine

  • 24 months sucks b*pls, otherwise not bad Optus deal.

  • 24 months is way too long. plans gets updated so quickly. by 12 months, whatever plan you are locked into is so out of date.

  • 12 months back 50gb was rare now 100gb so don't lock yourself in 24 months plan. who knows what comes in next 12 months!

  • No international calls in any of these plans?

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