MVNO Vaya vows to match any price in the telco market, and will give customers a free month's access if they spot a better deal.
In case you needed further proof that the Australian MVNO market is a place of furious competition, budget player Vaya has unleashed a suite of new plans, with lower prices and more data.
Vaya customers should be happy to see new plans available from today, with most now a little cheaper and some with more data than before.
In a surprise move, Amaysim has acquired Vaya, adding 140,000 subscribers to its already considerable customer base.
While the mobile industry continues to generate customer complaints, one telco is on a concerning trend.
Vaya has made several changes to its range of plans, including a big data bump on its top-tier mobile offering.
Vaya has started offering ADSL2+ plans in two options, both of which are for unlimited downloads.
Australian mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) Vaya has acquired 100-percent of competitor Live Connected for an undisclosed sum, with plans to continue running both mobile businesses as separate entities. The move adds Live Connected's 25,000 subscribers to Vaya's books, with the combined subscriber base for both MVNO businesses in excess of 70,000.
You've probably seen the announcement that Aldi, the German retailing giant with a reputation for cheap prices and cheaper imitations of famous brands is getting into mobile phone plans. There's a couple of rays of sunshine in the offer, but the offer is behind where Aldi normally likes to position itself.