* I am a Boost Australia customer. This is a peer to peer community where users help each other.
I've been looking at Boost, but I have a few phones I'd like to move over.
How long away is an auto recharge service?
I don't want the hassle of having to manually renew the phones all the time. What if I'm on holiday at the time of expiry? Boosts terms state that your balance 'expires on next recharge or expiry date, whichever is earlier'. So if you recharge earlier than on the 30th day you're wasting your money... What a rort!
Does anyone know if Aldi has an auto-top up service?
* I am a Boost Australia customer. This is a peer to peer community where users help each other.
@mogul wrote:So if you recharge earlier than on the 30th day you're wasting your money... What a rort!
Does anyone know if Aldi has an auto-top up service?
So don't recharge early. Simple. It's not a rort.
Aldi does have auto-recharge.
but some what inconvient. Will it be possible in the near future to pay from bank directly & a long btime in advance.?
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I have just transferred two of our services over, not realising there was no Auto-recharge. Had I realised this I would have looked at a different service.
The last thing I want to have to do is remember to recharge my phones each month, life is busy enough
@Lewis, that's all very well if you're the user of the phone, not so great when the Boost services are in your kids' phones! You can't simply do the #111# recharge if you're interstate on the expiry date!
No offence intended here, but surely this lack of a simple online mechanism to pay via the web is pretty weak? Saying it's simple just dial #111# overlooks the many inconveniences this could cause for people when it would be so easy to make it much better.
I suspect the kids will have to forego the superior Telstra coverage and settle for cruddy Optus coverage on Amaysim, since they clearly have addressed the basics like auto-renewal!
* I am a Boost Australia customer. This is a peer to peer community where users help each other.