Circles.Life is at it again: Get 20GB bonus data on all plans

Anula Wiwatowska - Offsite Editorial Lead

Last updated 14 January 2020

Circles.Life had a spate of great deals last year, and is back at it again offering 20GB bonus data every month, for your first year, on all of its plans.

That works out to be 40GB for $28 per month, or if 40GB doesn’t satiate your cravings, then you can always opt for the $38 plan which gets you 60GB per month to play with.

If you're keen to sign-up for one of these plans, you’ll have until February 28 to sign up and redeem this offer. After that the plans will return to Circles’ usual pricing of $28 for 20GB or $38 for 40GB.

These kind of budget phone plans are nothing to scoff at. The only other comparable options are from Belong and amaysim who charge $40 a month for 40GB and 60GB respectively.

If you’re somewhat of an addict and you manage to blow through your extra data, then Circles still has your back with 3GB of ‘bill shock protection data'. Basically, you get that bonus 3GB for free once you use up your usual allowance. Only after that has dried up will you be charged for excess data usage.

Circles’ offer is as straight forward as it gets. Just to make sure you know what you’re signing up for (hint: it’s nothing because there are no contracts, so you can leave whenever you want), we’ve spelled it out for you.

You’ll get 20GB bonus data every month for 12 months
After you first 12 months, your allowance will revert to either 20GB or 40GB, depending on your plan
3GB bill-shock data is included every month – which means you can use up to 43GB or 63GB without any extra charges
You'll need to use promo code 40FOR28 when you sign up to redeem this offer
This offer is available until February 28, 2020

About Circles.Life

While new to Australia, Circles.Life has been around in Singapore since 2013 and has since expanded across the Asia-Pacific to Taiwan, Indonesia, India and the Phillippines.

The provider is a mobile virtual network operator (MNVO) powered on the Optus mobile network and unlike other telcos offers a single base plan that you can build off to suit your needs.

Anula Wiwatowska

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Anula is the Off-Site Editorial Lead for WhistleOut Australia, and an award winning tech journalist. She has been writing about the Australian telco industry, and consumer technology for over five years, and has been known to tell her Uber driver which phone they should upgrade to next.

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