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My text messages in Australia are still $0.25, although thats probably because of the "cap value" plans we have. Lets not get started on mobile "data" charges.

• T-Winsnes 14y ago
  Being in Australia I should mention that I don't pay for text on my $30 a month plan :)
  • yen223 14y ago
    > I don't pay for text > $30 a month plan Seems like you are already paying for text :)
    • pyre 14y ago
      Maybe he/she meant to say "I don't pay per text," or maybe he/she got a "free unlimited texts" deal, where they are just paying for the other services.
      • cynix 14y ago
        If you had to pay to get something for free, then you didn't get it for free...
  • vacri 14y ago
    On most of our plans, you will start paying per-SMS once you send a few hundred of them.
• curiousdannii 14y ago
  These plans make it impossible to compare between the companies -- I hate them! $30 gets you $200 credit with one but $300 with another, the first might have $0.25 texts, the second $0.20, the first might have a flagfall, the second might not. I wish the ACCC would make such things illegal.