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1 week ago |
canstarblue.com.au | Tara Donnelly
Fact CheckedOptus customers are the latest group of Aussies to be hit with a price rise, with the telco quietly increasing costs across its range of postpaid mobile plans. Plans prices have jumped by $3 per month on all of Optus’ postpaid Choice Plus options, with the exception of its $69 Promo plan. This means new and current customers will pay $36 per more year for their mobile plan.
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1 month ago |
canstarblue.com.au | Tara Donnelly
Fact CheckedTPG, Vodafone and iiNet NBN customers will soon be hit with a bigger broadband bill, thanks to new price increases from parent company TPG Telecom. From March 26, monthly prices on selected plans will jump as much as $9 per month, adding up to $108 per year to customer’s bills. The changes will apply both to new customers signing up to TPG, Vodafone or iiNet, as well as existing customers being moved across from older legacy plans.
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1 month ago |
canstarblue.com.au | Tara Donnelly
Fact Checked5G is being rolled out worldwide and Australia has jumped on the bandwagon, with 5G now available across most major cities and metro areas. If you’re lucky enough to live or work in a 5G-enabled area, then you’re probably eager to give the next generation mobile technology a whirl!Telstra, Optus and Vodafone have all started offering their own 5G networks, with a limited number of MVNOs also getting onboard. But to access the 5G network, you’ll need a phone with 5G capabilities.
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1 month ago |
canstarblue.com.au | Tara Donnelly
Fact CheckedKEY POINTSAustralian telco consumers commonly complain about customer service, pricing, speed and poor communication. To complain about your internet service, contact your provider first and escalate if needed. This may involve contacting the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO). If your complaint remains unresolved, switching providers may be a cheaper and easier solution.
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1 month ago |
canstarblue.com.au | Tara Donnelly
Fact CheckedKEY POINTSA WiFi dongle could be a good way to connect your laptop or computer to a mobile broadband network via USB. Pocket WiFi is similar to a dongle, except it’s fully self-powered, and can be used to hotspot a variety of devices. Both WiFi dongles and pocket WiFi devices need a mobile broadband plan to connect to. WiFi dongles – or USB modems – and pocket WiFi are becoming increasingly popular due to the drop in price of mobile broadband.
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