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The Communications Alliance has published a guideline to help telecommunications providers assist customers who are affected by domestic and family violence.

As of today, Amaysim's 28-day $50 pre-paid plan offers a whopping 40GB data and unlimited calls and text in Australia, with unlimited calls to 10 countries, while the $40 plan now offers 20GB and the $30 plan gets you 10GB.

Presumably because Amaysim doesn't yet offer an unlimited data plan, the company has issued some tips to help you ensure you don't use up all of your included data allowance before the end of your 28-day cycle.

The New Zealand Commerce Commission, the country's business watchdog, has warned Australian firm Amaysim Operations, which trades as Buy Mobile, over unsubstantiated claims about discounts on the prices of some mobile phones.

COMMENT Vodafone has the cheapest unlimited mobile data plan in Australia, offering a set amount of high-speed gigabytes, then capping to 1.5Mbps, but who will be first to do better?

Australia’s two biggest telcos — Telstra and Optus — fared poorly in a survey of Australian telecommunications consumers who say they are unimpressed by the amount of time they spend getting a resolution to a telco issue.

Using the talents of a top comedian to decode emoji messages sent to Amaysim's Facebook page on World Emoji Day, the company is promoting World Emoji Day with genuine discounts to its services and the chance to win an iPhone X.

With the shortest day of the year just having passed, it still won't get any warmer for at least the next couple of months, so amaysim's tips on staying warm should avoid sending a chill up your spine.

Amaysim has evolved from a mobile phone virtual network operator company into a utilities provider, and is taking advantage of its offerings to make deals to get you to switch.

ALDImobile has scored its second customer satisfaction award this year, with Roy Morgan Research giving the mobile phone service provider a satisfaction rating of 84.1%, ahead of Virgin Mobile on 80.8%.

Promising to be "more than just a phone service" thanks to an emphasis on community engagement and giving back, LYF Mobile still promises fast speeds, affordable prices, online simplicity and a millennial focus - is it time to Choose Lyf?

It seems an epidemic of NBN providers, including Amaysim, are upgrading users to faster plans these days, and given the vast amounts of data we all seem to wish to consume simultaneously, the upgrades are most welcome.

A new Australian communications alliance, Commpete, has called for competition to return to the centre of communications policy and a reversal of market concentration if the vision that inspired the NBN is to be recaptured.

It’s the "International Day of Happiness" and Amaysim is smiling for multiple reasons: not only is it the fourth largest telco in Australia, but it is now revealed that it has the happiest customers.

It might not be healthy to conflate "Sláinte!" with Santa, but Amaysim wants to toast good health to not only two million Irish-Australians celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this Saturday, but specifically to Patricks and Patricias, too.

Following Amaysim's successful launch of its tech store last year, it is "now welcoming the latest wearables and accessories from the world's leading brands at highly competitive prices".

If you're set to get an Amazon Alexa digital assistant, and you're an Amaysim customer, then a range of useful voice control Alexa features will soon be at your command.

Boldly promising its "new mobile plans provide best value in market" with "big data for little dollars", value MVNO pioneer Amaysim is upping the ante by upping the data.

MVNOs have been successful on price, value and growth, but even as major telcos fight back with contracts to buy iPhone X, Note 8 and others, the threat of TPG's upcoming new network means continued growth will need true innovation and value, and not price alone.

The cost of a SIM-only mobile phone plan for unlimited talk and text per 28 days with 1GB of Optus-powered 4G data has fallen to $10, while those wanting the same deal but with 2.5GB data will pay just $20.