If you’re looking around at new mobile plans, Belong has just announced a few new options including offering 40GB of data for just $35 per month.
There are three new sim-only plans in total, all on a month by month basis. In addition to the $35 plan, there’s their new entry level package starting at $25 per month including 20GB of data and a $45 per month option that includes 80GB of data. The $35 per month plan with 40GB is a limited offer though which is set to end on the 30th of April.
The three plans include the option to roll-over any unused data, or gift data to friends and family on the Belong network.
Belong CEO, Jana Kotatko, said,
“We’ve simplified our plans to ensure that we’re continuing to meet and exceed the needs and expectations of our customers. We’ve always structured our offers to ensure Australians have greater choice not only in finding a plan, but how they use it.”
Existing customers on the Belong $10/1GB and $40/40GB plans will be able to remain on those plans, says Belong however new customers will no longer be able to sign up for those plans.
The Belong network is powered by the Telstra 3G/4G network, but as always you should check their coverage map before making any decisions on changing telco.
The new mobile SIM-only plans offer customers more value and also flexibility with no lock-in contract or cancellation fees. You can find the new plans live now on the Belong website.
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