| AAPT claims success for 'capped' fixed phone plan |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Monday, 21 November 2005 | |
  
AAPT claims that Homechat, launched in late September was the first plan to include calls from a home phone to local, national, fixed to mobile and international destinations. It says that almost half of these customers chose the $49 plan. Paul McFadden, AAPT's general manager, consumer, claimed that the success of Homechat could be attributed to "the degree of certainty and value it provides Australian families." Homechat has a $29 plan that includes $50 worth of local, national, fixed to mobile and international calls, excluding line rental and some call types; a $49 plan with $120 worth of calls; a $79 plan with $250 worth of calls; and a $129 plan with $1,000 worth of calls. On all plans all calls are charged at AAPT's standard rates. |
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