Telstra $300 Prepaid SIM starter kit for 12-month plan with 150GB data to use via Telstra network + unlimited calls & text to Australian standard numbers.
Telstra $300 plan has been superseded by
the new $320 plan. All existing Telstra $300 SIM can be activated as normal before it's expiry date circa October 2024.
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Telstra $300 Prepaid SIM Starter Kit
- Activation expiry date circa 10/2024
- Option to switch to eSIM after activation on a supported device
- This starter kit is for new customers only
- Tri-cut SIM fits any phone
- First recharge included
- Keep your own number or get a new one
Our customers also get:
- Order confirmation email
- Dispatch notification with PDF tax invoice
- Free shipping with tracking, signature and insurance
- Assistance on porting issues that cannot be resolved by Telstra porting team (Please call 1800 631 334 first to get a ref number)
Telstra $300 12 month plan inclusions (as of 16/7/2023):
- 150GB base data on Australia's best 4G and 5G networks
- 150Mbps download speed cap on 4G and 5G
- 12 MONTH EXPIRY
- UNLIMITED calls & text to standard Australian numbers
- 6000 standard mins to selected international destinations (Zone 1):
- Canada, China, Denmark, Germany, Guam, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, Puerto Rico, Romania, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, UK, USA, US Virgin Islands, Vietnam
- 800 standard mins to selected international destinations (Zone 2):
- Argentina, Bahamas, Bangladesh, Bermuda, Brunei, Brazil, Cambodia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Faroe Islands, French Guiana, Greenland, Hungary, Iceland, Greece, Italy, Laos, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, France, Iran, Israel, Kenya, Kuwait, Mexico, Mongolia, Palestinian Authority, Nepal, Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Peru, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Slovak Republic, Venezuela
- 100 standard mins to selected international destinations (Zone 3):
- Austria, Comoros, Croatia, East Timor, Egypt, Fiji, Ghana, Mauritius, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Russia, Samoa, Serbia, Solomon Islands, Surinam, Switzerland, Tonga, Turkey, Vanuatu, Zimbabwe
- 100 text to standard numbers to any country in the world
For full consumer advice including Critical Information Summaries, Privacy Policy and Fair Play Policy please visit Telstra website.
SIM card cannot be returned once opened.
FAQ:
Can I use this starter kit to recharge my existing service?
No. This starter kit is for new customers.
Can I port my existing number from another carrier?
Yes. You can port your number from another Australian carrier if it's a prepaid or a postpaid out of contract.
Can I port out to another carrier and port back in as a new customer?
Yes. You can port out to another prepaid service, then port back as a new customer.
How long do I have to stay with another carrier before I can port back?
It's recommended to use the full term to maximise the value, but you can always port away as long as the service is active.
What information do I need to provide for porting request?
You need to provide the exact same full name and date of birth registered with your current carrier. Most of failed porting requests are caused by information mismatching.
When can I start using the new SIM after a successful porting request?
Wait until the old SIM is disconnected (no service). Some carriers may ask you to enter a code via SMS to confirm your port out request. You could miss that SMS if the old SIM is taken out too early then your porting request won't be processed.
Why is it so important to use a delivery service with signature?
Signature on delivery ensures your SIM card is delivered into your hands. Some sellers offer cheap delivery options without signature by passing the risk to consumers. A delivery with tracking but without signature is not secure. It could be marked as delivered but never physically in your hands. If that happens to you it will be hard to get your money back and the seller makes you feel "it's your own choice of a cheap delivery optuion, nothing to do with them".
