2degrees launches no-contract ‘Pay-Now’ New Zealand’s best prepaid mobile rates
2degrees has today unveiled true value, flexibility and freedom for Kiwi mobile phone users, as the company formally
launches New Zealand’s newest mobile phone network.
2degrees has announced formidably low market rates with no contractual commitment. In particular, 2degrees offers a no
contract ‘Pay Now’ service with call and text rates half the headline price that Vodafone and Telecom offer their
pre-pay customers. Plus 2degrees’ rates are valid anytime of the day and week.
In addition, 2degrees allows consumers to call friends and family in 21 selected countries, and pay between a half and
one third of the current headline rates, as well as the ability to call local landlines for half of the current headline
rates.
Eric Hertz CEO of 2degrees says “the 2degrees no contract ‘Pay Now’ service means that there’s no more deciphering
complicated plans, no commitment to a minimum spend, no need to pay for airtime never used, and no contracts.”
“With our any network, anytime value, mobile users are no longer restricted as to who they call, when or on what
network. 2degrees truly offers New Zealanders the chance to stay 2degrees,” he said.
A new online portal will give 2degrees customers the ability to access their calling information online, a service not
currently offered to those without monthly contracts on competitors’ networks. Topping up will be easy and rewarding.
Rewards of reduced airtime rates and free text messages are all part of the deal for top-ups.
“If you’re thinking of switching companies and you are afraid that you’ll lose your number, don’t be. You can port your
current mobile number over to 2degrees and we’ll even give you $5 of credit,” he said.
2degrees customers will be able to top-up from over 6,300 locations, top-up and pick up a SIM from 2,500 locations and
get a top-up, SIM and handset from over 340 stores.
Topping-up is easy and can be done via traditional voucher, credit card, debit card, online at www.2degreesmobile.co.nz, or by a no-charge call from your mobile phone.
The other networks offer all sorts of complicated prepaid bundles, on and off-net prices, and special offers. These can
be difficult to understand and make it hard to work out the cost of many calls.
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