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Unwired PrePaid Wireless Broadband Modem [Australia]

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May

Looking for a prepaid broadband service in Australia that requires no complicated setup or messy wires? Check out the Unwired Prepaid Modem package!

The Unwired Pre-paid broadband service has been created to give you the ultimate control over your internet spending – There are no bills and no contracts. You choose when and how much you pay!

Features of the Unwired Prepaid Modem package:

The Unwired Pre-paid Starter Kit includes an Ethernet Modem and a
seven-day 400MB broadband voucher to get user up and running
This Pre-paid service operates just like a Pre-paid mobile phone with
recharge vouchers
Vouchers may be bought online using a credit card or purchased directly
from a list of handy retail stores including 7 Eleven, Mobil,
Video Ezy and Newslink
There are a large range of flexible vouchers available so user can tailor
their internet access to suit their own needs
Great broadband speeds of up to 1024/256k
A free Unwired uMail mailbox with free anti-virus and anti-spam
No cancellation or reconnection fees, even if you change your address
Technical support if you need it
A simple and easy method of buying vouchers online or from a range of selected stores

For availability of Unwired in your area check out:
http://www.unwired.com.au/availability/index.php

Unwired PrePaid Wireless Broadband Modem Page

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3 Responses to “Unwired PrePaid Wireless Broadband Modem [Australia]”

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Scott G Says, in 5-6-2009 at 11:04:54

Interesting. There are few prepaid broadband choices in the US. Ready Broadband (www.readybroadband.com) sells a USB modem for $99 and offers prepaid plans on the Sprint network, and there are a few others, but this has not yet taken off here in the US.

The first time I saw one of these offered for sale was in a truck stop – ostensibly offering prepaid access to nomadic truck drivers who don’t want to be tied down to a long term contract.

Arnold Aranez Says, in 5-6-2009 at 12:12:52

Hi Scott, thanks for the info about Sprint’s version.

Yeah I think this type of broadband service would be perfect for people who are on the road and want decent surfing speeds. They just need to make sure that the areas they are in are covered.

vince m Says, in 5-23-2009 at 16:32:36

hi i have been looking at the information on unwired but there is no priceing on the website it would be good to see the price on the pre paid unwired modem and the prices for the pre paid vouchers what are they