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My main line is with amaysim, but I’m considering jumping to boost mobile. Have you looked at them? I felt they were better than both amaysim and Woolies, for how I use my phone.
Amaysim is one of the options I look at pretty regularly, and I have looked at Boost a couple of times in the past too. For me though none of their plans end up better than the Woolies one, just purely looking at the dollars and data (ignoring other perks). Woolies' 125 GB/year plan is already more data than I actually use, and both those options have yearly plans with more data than that at a commensurate higher cost. Definitely not a bad deal if you do use that data, but I personally don't.