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Tuesday, 27 July 2010 |
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Everyone’s been waiting for our plan prices to be released, now we can let you all know. Hopefully it’s been worth the wait!
*Monthly credit can be used for Standard calls, video, TXT & PXT®, International voice, video, TXT & PXT®, Voicemail, Mobile Internet , Calls to 13, 18 numbers
** Unlimited standard national and international TXT, PXT® and video PXT® sent to personal mobile numbers
^ Standard voice calls to Vodafone and 3 in Australia
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Friday, 02 July 2010 |
Three's old plans (left) compared to the new (right)
Three have upgraded their caps today to add great value to all caps above $29. Three's 'free stuff' now includes a social networking pack (Facebook, Myspace). With the increase in mobile internet use, it's no surprise that mobile internet quota is now included from the $29 cap, where previously it costed $2 per MB. The $49 Cap saw the biggest increase in data allowance, from 50MB to 500MB. The $69 cap jumped from 100MB to 750MB and the $79 cap increased its data from 250MB to 1GB. Combine these plans with tethering on your iPhone and it might be more cost-effective. Apart from data, all plans above $29 saw an increase in number of calls and SMS apart from the $39 cap which stands at $250 credit per month.
And Three's unlimited caps have also increased in value (who knew you could add more value to 'unlimited'). A $79 unlimited cap has been added as the baseline cap, with unlimited calls/SMS + 1GB data allowance. The current $99 and $119 cap now include voicemail &13/18 numbers and standard National SMS/MMS sent to personal mobile numbers. The $119 also includes $50 IDD credit. Check out the new caps on the Three website. |
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Thursday, 10 June 2010 |
Thanks to Rod for sending this in!
Three has put up an Expression of Interest form for the iPhone 4. Three is the latest operator to add the iPhone 4 to its line-up, meaning that all of the Australia's major mobile networks will now offer the device. It is expected that potential customers will be flooded with enticing deals closer to the late July Australian launch date, as the major operators compete to gain the upper hand in an increasingly crowded market. |
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Friday, 17 July 2009 |
3 confirms that current demand for the new iPhone 3G S is causing some stock shortages in a number of 3 stores, dealers and via www.three.com.au. 3 expects current stocks of the iPhone 3G S to be sold out this weekend. Stock of the iPhone 3G 8GB is still available.
3 advises customers who are interested in purchasing an iPhone 3G S to register their interest at www.three.com.au/iphonestock and we will advise them via email or SMS when stocks are available. |
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Thursday, 16 July 2009 |
Thanks to Tom for pointing out the changes to the Three pricing plans! Thank to Roderick for pointing out that the bonus data is now not included in plans
Revised Pricing Structure
| Your Monthly Cap |
Calls and SMS |
Free Talk |
Total Value |
Included Data |
iPhone 3G 8GB |
iPhone 3GS 16GB |
iPhone 3GS 32GB |
| $39 Cap1 over 24 mths |
$150 |
$160 (200 mins) |
$310 |
150MB6 |
$10 $5 p/m |
$18 $10 p/m |
$24 $14 p/m |
| $49 Cap2 over 24 mths |
$350 |
$240 (300 mins) |
$590 |
250MB6 |
$5 p/m FREE |
$14 $5 p/m
Bonus 500MB |
$18 $10 p/m
Bonus 500MB |
| $79 Cap3 over 24 mths |
$650 |
$350 (500 mins) |
$1000 |
1GB6 |
FREE |
FREE |
$10 $5 p/m |
| 3 Customers: Buy the iPhone and spread the cost over 24 months!
No need to change your current plan or mobile number or wait for your current contract
to expire14 |
1GB6 |
$35 p/m |
$40 p/m |
$45 p/m |
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