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More Offers 3 Month Free Mobile Plan For CommBank Customers

More is offering 3 months free mobile plan fees to new customers who sign up to any More mobile plan during the offer period using a CommBank credit or debit card. After the initial 3 months free, CommBank customers will continue to receive 10% off the retail price of their mobile plan as long as they continue to pay using a CommBank credit or debit card.

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Last updated: September 1, 2023 3:43 pm
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More, a leading name in the mobile communication industry, has announced an unprecedented promotion that is set to revolutionise the way customers experience mobile services.

Starting from September 1, 2023, and extending through to February 29, 2024, new customers signing up for any More mobile plan using a CommBank credit or debit card for online bill payments will receive a remarkable three months of free mobile plan fees.*

Beyond the initial three months of free service, loyal customers will continue to revel in a remarkable 10% discount off the standard retail price of their chosen mobile plan. The ongoing discount is exclusively available to those who opt to settle their bills with a CommBank credit or debit card.

Under this remarkable promotion, eligible customers also have the opportunity to activate up to five mobile services, allowing them to share the benefits with their loved ones and explore a range of mobile plans tailored to their unique needs.

More CEO Andrew Branson said “We are pleased to continue to work with CommBank to provide exclusive discounts to their customers on our telco products.

“There is no doubt that life is getting more expensive with cost of living worries and inflation at near record highs. This exclusive offer will provide the opportunity for millions of Australians to reduce their telco bills without comprising on service or reliability,”

“Eligible CommBank customers will see their first 3 months of monthly plan fees waived and after the three months ends, these customers can receive 10 per cent off our already very competitive retail prices ongoing,”

“This means that an eligible CommBank customer who signs up for our most popular monthly plan – the 25GB plan – could save $117 over 12 months and we all know most households have multiple mobile services so the savings can really add up,” Mr Branson added.

“This is a win-win relationship that allows us to showcase the benefits of our mobile services while helping everyday Australians save on their monthly bills” he said

CommBank’s General Manager Strategy Investments and Transformation, Benjamin Morgan said, “We’re proud to be working with one the fastest growing telcos in Australia to offer our customers exclusive deals on premium nbn® and mobile plans.

“In addition to launching new mobile offers, customers can now collect a More mobile SIM card and sign-up to a new service in select Sydney branches. This pilot will run until the end of the year,” he said.

All of More’s mobile services feature a flexible, no-lock-in contract arrangement and include a databank. They also provide unlimited standard calls and SMS within Australia.

Customers subscribed to the 12GB, 25GB, 32GB, and 50GB plans can utilize a 500GB databank. Meanwhile, customers on the 80GB and 150GB plans will soon enjoy an upgraded 1000GB databank, which is twice the previous allocation.

More’s mobile plans operate on the Telstra Wholesale Mobile Network, delivering extensive coverage to over 98.8% of the Australian population. This network spans more than 1.6 million square kilometers of the Australian landmass.

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