Cheap Mobile Calls: KISS 15
Finding the right mobile phone plan to suit you can be a minefield….
Mobile phone plans is not an area that I have that much experience with, being a very low user of mobiles.
One of the current plans in our household costs us $10 per month, and we get … Read the rest
VOIP = Voice Over Internet Protocol
This is the method that many people and companies are now using to keep the cost of telephone calls under control.
How does VOIP work, in simple terms?
You need an Internet connection to use the VOIP telephone service. This is normally provided by … Read the rest
Vodafone appear to have a new capped Mobile Phone plan on its non-contract options.
Cost $20 per month, on a month by month basis.
Gives you $150 each month to spend on calls, texts etc.
plus:
$200 worth of Vodafone to Vodafone standard national voice calls within Australia all day, … Read the rest
Existing subscribers can renew with $30, $40 or $50 annual options
Existing Vodafone 365 day plan users can keep renewing with the new minimum $30 recharge, with $40 and $50 options.
Vodafone $30.00 … Read the rest
When you move into a new house, you will probably need to set up the telephone landline in your name, and the cost of this may vary.
Where your property has an existing telephone socket, the cost to arrange a new connection can range from $59 upwards.
Initial Connection Costs … Read the rest
How much of a monthly download limit do you need for using Skype for communicating through a Broadband Internet system ?
As a guide, using information from www.three.com.au One GB of data allowance will allow you to:
AAPT have an Unlimited broadband plan
Worth checking out the full details.
Sometimes it is necessary to make a number of calls from Australia to the United Kingdom, especially in the first few weeks of a new migrant arriving in Australia.
If you have land line telephone systems, or have ADSL Broadband already set up, then this can be no problem, and … Read the rest
The Telephone Country Code for dialling into Australia is: +61
There is then a code for each state in Australia, generally as follows:
