Warehouse Mobile Review
If you’ve heard of Warehouse Mobile and wondered whether it’s any good, Canstar Blue has all you need to know about Warehouse Mobile’s deals.
Back in 2015, The Warehouse teamed up with 2degrees to use their network to offer mobiles plans to Kiwis around the country. The move added telecommunications to The Warehouse’s empire of brands: Warehouse Stationery, Noel Leeming, Torpedo7, 1-day and TheMarket.
What phone plans does Warehouse Mobile offer?
Warehouse Mobile keeps it simple with three combo options, each valid for 31 days from the date of purchase.
$12 Combo
- 500MB data
- 200mins NZ/OZ talk
- Unlimited NZ/OZ texts
$16 Combo
- 1.25GB data
- 200mins NZ/OZ talk
- Unlimited NZ/OZ texts
$38 Combo
- 5GB data
- 200mins NZ/OZ talk
- Unlimited NZ/OZ texts
Top-ups and Packs
Top-ups start from just $5 and are valid for 90 days. Warehouse Mobile also offers a range of packs, from just $4 per month (31 days):
- Unlimited NZ/OZ texts: $4
- 200mins NZ/OZ + 13 more countries talk: $4
- 500MB data: $4
- 1.25GB data: $8
- 5GB data: $30
How to switch to Warehouse Mobile
Keeping your number is easy, simply follow the 3 steps:
- Buy a Warehouse Mobile SIM online or in store
- Dial 800 to activate it
- Register for My Warehouse Mobile and follow the steps to bring your number over
Once they’ve successfully brought your number over to Warehouse Mobile, they send you a text to let you know. This can take up to two business days.
What about roaming internationally?
Warehouse Mobile offers specific rates depending on where you are headed. Calls are per minute (part mins are rounded up to the nearest minute). Texts are charged per text. Data charges are rounded up to the nearest 8kb then rounded to the nearest full cent. Minimum 1c charge per session.
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