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3 now roaming onto Telstra Next G
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 16 April 2009 11:18
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The new roaming arrangement came into force this week.The same applies to some areas on the boundary between 3's broadband zone and Next G roaming areas. Examples include parts of the Dandenongs to Melbourne's east, and parts of the corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
The company claims that its coverage area now extends to 96 percent of the population.
Roaming charges are 50c per megabyte for customers using X-Series Packs, or $2 per megabyte for casual use.
Prepaid customers are charged $8 (Bonus) or $5 (Cap) per megabyte.
Monthly mobile broadband users will be up for 50c per megabyte (previously $1.65), while prepaid customers will get 15M for $7.50 instead of the old 4M allowance.
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