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Just Mobile Review
My first prepaid mobile experience was with Just Mobile. I found the service to be good (most of the time) and the rates to also be very competitive. The only reason I eventually moved away from them was because my credits ran out and I hadn’t recharged the sim card in a while and so the sim card was canceled by Just Mobile. All in the T/Cs of course so no complaints there. However when I rang up to get it started again, I must of called 5 times and got 5 different answers. I also got sent a sim card that I had charged with $50 that couldn’t be activated. So it didn’t end up the way I intended it to. Nevertheless, I like what Just Mobile offers and their new Just 15 Prepaid offer is very good for prepaid mobile users. Just Mobile offers the Just 15 Prepaid Plan and the Prepaid Cap. The Just 15 Prepaid Plan was launched in early September and offers some of the cheapest rates in the market. 15c per 30 sec, billed per sec (not per 30 secs block), no flagfall and 15c text, with credit lasting for 180 days. That is very good value. Its actually even cheaper that the Woolworths offer. The other plan is the Prepaid Cap. This alternative prepaid mobile plan has a higher set of calls charges with a shorter credit expiry of 30 days. To balance this out, each Cap ($19, $29 & $30) comes with some pre installed credit, $60, $130 & $190 respectively. For those that make plenty of calls in a month, then the caps will give greater value, for the occasional user, the Just 15 prepaid plan is most certainly the way to go.You can compare Just Mobile with all of the other prepaid mobile plans here. Activation and recharging all happens online so its also very convenient.

Savvytel Prepaid Mobile Review
Just over 2 years ago I was looking for a prepaid mobile plan for my wife who hardly uses her mobile (emergency phone). I didn’t want to waste money with a contract plan as she would never spend enough of the credit offered and I wanted cheap call rates (doesn’t everyone).I spent a few weeks comparing what the market had to offer and stumbled upon Savvytel. Credit NEVER expires. I thought that sounds encouraging and would suit my wife’s usage pattern. Next, 12c per 30 secs call rate and 20c flagfall. I worked out that if she made 3 calls per week for 3 minutes each, it would come to about $145 pa in call costs and so if I bought her credit of $100, it would last most of the year through. Savvytel have recently moved to the Optus network which makes coverage even better. I bought it. Two years later, my wife is still using it. I have also bought a Savvytel sim card for my parents who mainly receive calls rather then make them. Again its an emergency phone that they sometimes remember to bring with them. A $20 sim card with $20 credit was all we needed to get started. You can actually startup with a $5 sim pack. At the moment Savvytel are also offering prepaidplans customers a bonus 25% of credit on signup.