Get Double Credit When You Purchase New SIM, Top-up Min. $16 & Join $16+ MyFlex Prepay Plan (Up to $200 Bonus Credit) @ One NZ

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Bill on 26/05/2025 - 13:51 one.nz (194 clicks)
Last edited 26/05/2025 - 13:58 by 1 other user

I'm tempted by this plan over the Kogan large plan for a low user. Could potentially switch to a $13 plan making it $6.50/28 days. Curious to know everyones thoughts.

• Offer available until 2 July 2025.
• Available when you purchase a SIM card, top up $16 or more and activate a $16 or above MyFlex Prepay plan before 11:59PM 2 July 2025.
• Offer available for new customers only.
• Excludes Travel SIM and Pay & Go.
• Minimum $16 top-up applies.
• Maximum $200 top-up bonus credit applies.
• Bonus credit applied within 10 days of activation as one-off instalment after MyFlex Prepay plan activated.
• Bonus credit must be used within 12 months.
• Bonus credit must be used for Prepay products.
• Offer may be withdrawn, amended or extended at any time.

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  Sharetank Dude on 26/05/2025 - 14:46

  $16 is the minimum

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    Bill on 26/05/2025 - 15:45

    But it is a 28 day plan so after you purchase the $16 plan and get the credit you can switch to a cheaper one if you want. The difference is small regardless, half of 16 is still quite cheap.

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  ROBDEE on 26/05/2025 - 15:29

  Hi Bill. The maths in this one is a "double" night mare too !. Ok you seem to be comparing this to this to the Small Kogan 365 day plan. (So that would need to have included : "unlimited standard calls NZ and Aus. + 1.5gb data per month/ 28 day period. + A reasonable amount atleast of texts". Your calculations seem to say is that if you did it it a certain way with this One NZ offer we would end up with half of $13 per month , so $6.50 per 28 days, for a 365 day period. (?). Is that correct and plse show your maths as to how you got that result?. Thanks.

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    Bill on 26/05/2025 - 15:55

    I'm comparing it to the Kogan mobile large plan at 50% off. I have someone on a $13 per month 2degrees plan. I am planning on switching them to a large kogan plan that gives them significantly more data for fractionally more cost. But in reality they are fine using the 2degrees plan and have no need for any more data. So under this deal, I could switch them to a myflex prepay plan that gives them similar amounts of data but for a lower price, the lowest you can make a myflex prepay plan is $13. If your credit is doubled, the plan costs half the amount. It's basically like getting a 50% discount on all the plans.

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      Everettpsycho on 26/05/2025 - 19:28

      One option for them might be to shift to a larger 2 week plan on 2 degrees to get the carry over data applied then bouncing back down to the $8 monthly plan until they use it up. Even if they went for the highest 40gb plan at $34 it equates to under $11 a month for a total average of 3.4gb a month. It would be less micro management with just moving to a high plan and back once a year to top up the pool.

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        Bill on 27/05/2025 - 14:08

        Oh right, I forgot about that! But at that point you're only saving like $2 a month compared to the Kogan plan. I'll just be moving them to the Kogan plan most likely.

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  tehyitz on 26/05/2025 - 16:43

  +2

  Main downside would be the need to micro-manage usage in order to avoid casual rates as you can easily blow through your bonus credit.

  2degrees prepay Data Clock disables casual rate data and excess data on Kogan requires additional purchase.

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    Bill on 27/05/2025 - 14:33

    Probably wouldn't be a problem for someone who is already used to a small data allowance plan. The person I know even has carryover data on a 600mb per month plan.