Vodafone unveil UNLIMITED mobile plans

Vodafone Australia is now offering business users unlimited mobile phone plans from $75 per user per month, giving users unlimited standard national voice calls, texts and voicemail.

David Olsen
David Olsen
Locked · 8 Apr 2010 · 2 min read
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Above Vodafone unveil UNLIMITED mobile plans. Dynamic Business

Vodafone Australia is now offering business users unlimited mobile phone plans from $75 per user per month, giving users unlimited standard national voice calls, texts and voicemail on Vodafone’s $75 Unlimited Business Cap (min 5 users, total min cost $9000 over 24 months).

Vodafone unlimitedMobile email and internet browsing are also included in the $75 Unlimited Business Cap, with the inclusion of unlimited BlackBerry email and internet browsing and 50MB of mobile data, or 1.5GB of data when taken with a non-BlackBerry handset.

“The new $75 Unlimited Business Cap is testament to Vodafone’s commitment to Australian small to medium businesses. By offering businesses cost assurance, flexibility and simplicity in their telecommunications needs, they can then focus on the things that matter to their business,” said VHA’s General Manager of Voice & Broadband, Edward Goff.

“While unlimited mobile plans have been on the market for almost a year, this is Australia’s first unlimited mobile plan built specifically for business mobile fleets. With the lowest fixed price for business, users will pay from $75 per user per month for standard national voice calls and text, making it possible to put whole fleets on the Unlimited Business Cap.”

The new $75 Unlimited Business Cap includes:
· Unlimited standard national voice calls to fixed lines and mobiles
· Unlimited national and international text
· Unlimited voicemail
· 1.5GB data or Unlimited BlackBerry email and internet browsing plus 50 MB of mobile data

For more information on Vodafone’s new Unlimited Business Cap please visit www.vodafone.com.au/business or call 1300 111 111 to speak with a Vodafone Business Consultant.

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