Mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) Boost Mobile has released its UNLTD Plus prepaid mobile plans with most of them offering unlimited international calls and text to 10 countries. Here are the details.
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Contract phone plans are a bad deal: not only are you stuck with the same phone and network for two years, you often end up with smaller data and call allowances than with a no-contract prepaid or month-by-month deal. We've eliminated the also-rans and come up with one firm recommendation for the best value no-contract prepaid deal on each of Australia's mobile networks.
Prepaid mobile plans are great if you want to stick to a budget, but which plan should you pick if you want the best possible data experience?
Boost Mobile is dumping its short duration $10 and $20 plans in favour of a longer duration $20 plan with call limitations.
As Christmas approaches, we're seeing a glut of sub-$100 Android phones. Vodafone rolled out a $99 model from Huawei last week, and now Telstra-owned Boost Mobile is selling a similar Alcatel OneTouch model for $99.
