Vodafone announces Australia's cheapest iPhone 3G deal

$0 up front cost at $69 per month over 24 months.
  • David Ramli (Good Gear Guide)
  • — 07 April, 2009 10:01

Vodafone today announced Australia's cheapest 24-month set contract deal for the popular Apple iPhone 3G.

At $69 per month over 24 months with no extra charge for the bundled 8GB Apple iPhone 3G, Vodafone's offer is $1 a month cheaper than its nearest competitor, Virgin Mobile, which offers the same phone for $70 a month.

While Vodafone's plan offers $340 of credit and 250MB of mobile data per month, Virgin's plan gives users $520 of credit and a 1GB download limit per month.

For more information on the either plan, visit the Web sites of Vodafone or Virgin.

David Ramli

Good Gear Guide
Topics: iphone 3g, virgin mobile, Vodafone

Comments

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jones
Wed 08/04/2009 - 02:48

i phones for sale in bulk

we have this phones many stored in bulk so any amount of unit you are demanding for we have them rigft now .
with full phones accessories.
but dont forget when you have achance to become our customer we can easily send phone to you but dont forget that when you buy three from us you get i free with full free shipping .thanks the managment

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Anonymous
Sat 11/04/2009 - 19:08

optus's plan?

doesn't optus have a plan that costs $43 a month over 24 months

http://personal.optus.com.au/web/ocaportal.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=personal_mobile_producttypeMOB_marketSegmentres&productpath=/personal/mobile&FP=/personal/mobile/iphone3G/yesiphonecapplans&site=personal

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Anonymous
Sat 11/04/2009 - 23:02

I'm pretty sure the cheapest is the $19 cap from optus

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Anonymous
Sun 12/04/2009 - 00:22

yea $19 for cap.. but theres an extra cost for the phone. so like another $50 a month for phone or something like that.

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Anonymous
Sun 12/04/2009 - 11:02

$19 cap

The phone charge is $21 so it is $40 per month and hence cheaper than stated in article.

Only includes about $50 worth of calls and 100MB data but for an infrequent user (like my wife) this works well. Wireless at home and work means she only ever uses about 10MB of data anyway

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