Optus 'Yes Time' to new Exetel Mobile cap plans

[hohoho]

If I make a switch from my current out of contract Optus plan to Exetel mobile, will it affect other callers who are still on the Optus network. I have many friends and relatives who are still on Optus because of 'Yes Time'. Does this affect them, ie. they will no longer receive free 20 minutes call to my mobile from 8pm to midnight.

This is an issue for me because if it's going to cost them more to call me, my mobile is going to be useless because no one is going to call me!

[Shazir]

If I make a switch from my current out of contract Optus plan to Exetel mobile, will it affect other callers who are still on the Optus network. I have many friends and relatives who are still on Optus because of 'Yes Time'. Does this affect them, ie. they will no longer receive free 20 minutes call to my mobile from 8pm to midnight.

This is an issue for me because if it's going to cost them more to call me, my mobile is going to be useless because no one is going to call me!

The Exetel mobile plans are offered via Vodafone ; hence your friends/relatives would not be entitled for their current Optus to Optus offer.

[tones]

The Exetel mobile plans are offered via Vodafone ; hence your friends/relatives would not be entitled for their current Optus to Optus offer.

Not anymore, the new Exetel plans are Optus based.

[David R]

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[hohoho]

The Exetel mobile plans are offered via Vodafone ; hence your friends/relatives would not be entitled for their current Optus to Optus offer.

I'm referring to the NEW plans which uses the Optus network.

[hohoho]

Any Exetel staff able to answer this query?

Do Optus customers calling an 'Exetel' mobile (using the Optus network) still get 'Yes' time? I need to advise them if they no longer will be able to make their 'free' 20 minutes Yes time calls.

[JamesR]

If one of the Exetel Voice staff do not reply, you can always try emailing voice@exetel.com.au with your query.