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Optus brings BYO to small business
David Swan
Monday, 17 May 2010 19:25
The plans are designed to suit mini PCs, Netbooks, Notebooks, USB Modems and mobile tablet devices. Customers are also eligible to receive a cash back rebate of up to $300 when they sign up to an eligible 12 month Business Mobile Broadband plan with an Optus approved BYO device.
Phil Offer, Marketing Director, Optus SMB, said 'The Business Class BYO plan range is designed to deliver flexible mobile broadband plans to the SMB market. Customers are also eligible to receive a cash back rebate when bringing their own Optus approved device'.
The new plans are available to both new and existing customers.
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