[ZIP] Telstra $350 Prepaid SIM Starter Kit 300GB Data 12 Month Plan $262.65 Delivered @ Auditech eBay

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Store RepAuditech @ AUDITECH on 05/11/2025 - 15:15 ebay.com.au (257 clicks)
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Add a Voda35 SIM for only $6.8, that's under $25 per month for 13 months.
Telstra $350 Prepaid SIM Starter Kit + Vodafone $35 Prepaid SIM Bundle

Telstra $350 Prepaid SIM Starter Kit
* This is a physical SIM starter kit for new customers only
* Starter kit cannot be used for recharge
* Option to switch to eSIM via app on supported devices after activation
* The expected delivery dates are provided by eBay, not by the seller, and they are estimation only
* If your current mobile service is about to expire, please consider express postage as the regular mail/parcel service could delay.
* Activation expiry circa 4/2027
* Receive 135GB bonus data (300GB total) if activate by 2/3/2026
* Tri-cut SIM fits any phone
* First recharge included
* Bring your own number from another carrier or get a new one

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  delboi on 05/11/2025 - 15:36

  Forgive my ignorance, been a while since I signed up in Aus, but if one was to activate this sim plan, they could use it alongside those Telstra locked phones yeah, no need for a locked in contract? Looking at buying that lastest Pixel 9 outright like this posting here

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    Store RepAuditech @ AUDITECH on 05/11/2025 - 15:40

    You can use the Telstra locked devices as long as it's a Telstra/Boost SIM, the pixel 9 outright is not network locked to Telstra though.

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      delboi on 05/11/2025 - 16:19

      Awesome ty for that, never knew Boost would work too. So is the pixel 7 here also unlocked? I was reading in the comments there was an unlock fee and thought the same applied to the 9. Thanks!

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  grasstown on 05/11/2025 - 16:17

  What does zip mean?

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    SuiCid3 on 05/11/2025 - 16:30

    +2

    "Zip" can mean to fasten something with a zipper, to move or act with speed and energy, or to compress a computer file. It can also refer to the ZIP code for mail, a sudden hissing sound, or informally, a lack of energy or "vim".
    As a verb
    To fasten: To close or open something with a zipper (e.g., "zip up your jacket").
    To move quickly: To move with speed and energy (e.g., "He zipped through the town").
    To compress files: To compress a computer file to make it smaller, which saves storage space and makes it faster to send.
    As a noun
    A sudden sound: A sharp, hissing sound, like a bullet whizzing past.
    Energy or vigor: Informal term for liveliness or enthusiasm (e.g., "She has a lot of zip").
    ZIP code: A system of postal codes used by the United States Postal Service (USPS).
    Zero: Informally, it can mean "nothing," as in "He won the game 7-zip".

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    SuiCid3 on 05/11/2025 - 16:32

    +2

    On a serious note, it's referring to Zip Pay:
    https://www.ebay.com.au/help/buying/paying-items/paying-zip?…

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  kickling on 05/11/2025 - 16:32

  Wouldn't it be cheaper for the same service with Boost?

  https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/931545

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    sk0rpien on 05/11/2025 - 16:59

    service not quite the same, get visual voicemail and ?better reception on telstra
    but boost just fine to save a few $$

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      kickling on 05/11/2025 - 17:10

      Hmm, last i checked the coverage was identical even for 5G (ie identical network map). But that was a year ago when I recharged my Boost. Maybe the difference is how they manage the service and throttle your speeds.

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        lplau on 05/11/2025 - 18:47

        +2

        Network charts look the same. But that just shows coverage.

        What isn't shown on those charts is 'service' priority. This matters usually when you are in areas which have massive congestion (e.g. marathons / public events)

        From people working in the inside the priority is usually
        Telstra Business -> Telstra Personal Postpaid -> Telstra Prepaid -> Boost/MVNO (e.g. Aldi)

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          AssociatedJolakot @ Telstra on 05/11/2025 - 19:57

          +1

          @lplau: Can confirm, pre-paid has lower network priority than post-paid. Never knew that business had higher priority than post-paid though.

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            kickling on 05/11/2025 - 22:02

            @Jolakot: Ah. Very useful info thx

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    eototo on 06/11/2025 - 07:29

    If you don't mind Optus, there is also the long running OnePass plan - 280GB Data for $168/365 Days

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      Pashka on 06/11/2025 - 09:24

      If you don't mind Optus, there is also the long running OnePass plan - 280GB Data for $168/365 Days

      Only problem is I might need to call 000 at sometime, like Life & Death and may not be able to get through. :-(