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The real deal. The Bill Pay and Prepay price guide. When it comes to what you pay for Three’s services, we think 3 things matter most. Giving you simple clear price plans. Treating you fairly, with no unfair penalties. And providing great value, with some of the lowest-cost voice calls and texts you can find. Bill Pay Prepay Broadband International charges Special calls Directory services Other services Points to note Footnotes Bill Pay that suits you. Flex Max Add-Ons. Have it all with Bill Pay Flex-Max price plans from Three. Just pick a plan that suits International & Roaming Add-ons. and you can call, text and surf the web in whatever combination you like within your Calls & Texts UK. €2.99 plan. Depending on your plan, you get a certain amount of flexi-units to play with 300 Flexi Units to make calls and send texts to the UK. per month each month. You can use these flexi-units however you want on either calls or texts. Call Europe. €3.04 Only 26.43c per minute to call landlines and mobiles in Europe. ‡ per month Flex-Max Plans. Call North America. €3.04 3 Mini 3 Classic 3 Classic 3 Unlimited 3 Unlimited Only 20.33c per minute to call landlines and mobiles in the USA and Canada. ^ per month Flex Max Flex Max SIMO Flex Max Flex Max SIMO Flex Max Call Down Under. €3.04 ^ Monthly charge €30 €28 €45 €30 €60 Only 38.62c per minute to call landlines and mobiles in Australasia. ¤ per month 30 days Minimum Term 24 months 30 days 24 months 6 months 24 months 12 months Talk Add-ons. Flexi-Units ROI & EU 100 350 350 Unlimited** Unlimited** Landlines Unlimited. €6.99 Three to Three minutes ROI Only Unlimited* Unlimited* Unlimited* Unlimited* Unlimited* Unlimited* calls to Republic of Ireland landlines. These minutes can also be used to call per month Republic of Ireland landlines from the EU. All You Can Eat Data + √ √ √ √ √ Free-time Calls. €6.99 EU Roaming data allowance 6GB 6GB 6GB 7GB 7GB 150 evening & weekend minutes~. These minutes can also be used for EU roaming^ per month Surcharge applicable if EU roaming data allowance exceeded 0.92c per MB across all plans Voicemail Unlimited. €1.99 Unlimited access to your voicemail in the ROI and EU. ± per month ^ 6 Month Promotional contract: €25/month for the first 3 months, €30 thereafter. Minimum term 6 months. ^ 12 Month Promotional contract: €25/month for the first 3 months, €30 thereafter. Minimum term 12 months. + All You Can Eat Data is available only in the Republic of Ireland. EU fair use policy applied in respect of All You Can Eat Data. EU roaming data allowance (above) calculated in accordance with EU fair use policy. * Fair Usage Policy of 3,000 minutes per month applies. Text Add-ons. ** Unlimited Flex Max: Fair Usage Policy of 10,000 Flexi-Units per month applies. Text Anytime. €6.99 Unlimited** texts to any Republic of Ireland network. These texts can also be used for EU per month roaming.^ Flex-Max plans out of bundle rates. 3 Mini 3 Classic 3 Classic 3 Unlimited 3 Unlimited Flex Max Flex Max SIMO Flex Max Flex Max SIMO Flex Max *Subject to Fair Usage Policy of 3,000 minutes per month available to use within Republic of Ireland, and whilst roaming in the EU. Calls from Republic of Ireland to EU not included. Voice ROI & EU (per min) 34.56c 34.56c 34.56c 34.56c 34.56c ~Free-Time calls - 150 minutes can be used at the specified times (6pm - 8am Mon to Thu + 6pm Fri to 8am Mon). Please note that if you have selected the Free-time calls add-on and you make a call to another Three number at the specified times, any such calls will be deducted from your Free-Time Calls allowance, provided you have minutes remaining in your Free-Time allowance. Where you have used Text ROI & EU (per message) 17.28c 17.28c 17.28c 17.28c 17.28c your Free-Time Calls allowance and you make a call to another Three number, such calls will be taken from your Three to Three calls allowance. MMS ROI & EU (per message) 24.60c 24.60c 24.60c 24.60c 24.60c ^EU roaming includes calls/sms made from another EU country. It includes calls/sms: (1) back to Republic of Ireland from a visited EU country, (2) to numbers in the EU country you are visiting and, (3) to other EU countries from a visited EU country.It DOES NOT INCLUDE Voicemail ROI & EU (per min) 15.25c 15.25c 15.25c 15.25c 15.25c calls / SMS made from Republic of Ireland to another EU country / Rest of World. ±Voicemail Unlimited - Only applicable in the Republic of Ireland and EU. Video calls (Three to Three ROI Only) 34.56c 34.56c 34.56c 34.56c 34.56c ** Subject to Fair Usage Policy of 3,000 texts per month available to use within Republic of Ireland, and whilst roaming in the EU. Texts from Republic of Ireland to EU not included. If purchased before 4th June 2013, 150 texts apply. ‡ Call Europe - Calls to following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Video calls (Other ROI mobiles) 50.82c 50.82c 50.82c 50.82c 50.82c Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden. ˆ Call North America - Calls to following countries: USA, Canada. Voicemail is always charged out of bundle. Per minute billing and call set up charge of 5.08c applies to all domestic and EU roaming voice ¤ Call Down Under - Calls to following countries: Australia, China, India, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand. out of bundle calls to landlines and mobiles. All prices include VAT. Add-on bundles have a monthly expiry period. Terms and conditions apply - see Footnotes - page 7 3 Prepay Plans. Mobile Broadband Plans. Charges for calls and messages. Prepay Broadband Plans Prepay Broadband Price Fair Use Limit Time Voice Calls ROI & EU 38c* Broadband Daily 1 day €3 500MB Voicemail ROI & EU 15c Broadband Weekly 7 days €10 2GB Video Calls ROI & EU 35.58c Broadband Monthly 1GB 28 day €15 1GB Text message ROI & EU 15c Broadband Monthly 7.5GB 28 day €25 7.5GB MMS ROI & EU 24.60c Broadband Monthly 20GB 28 day €35 20GB Data ROI & EU €1.01 per MB Out of Bundle Rate ROI & EU 6.15c per MB All prices include VAT. For terms and conditions, see page 7. *All chargeable calls to Irish and EU landlines & mobiles while roaming in the EU are subject to a call set up fee of 9.15c. Rates shown are billed per minute. All prices include VAT. For terms and conditions see page 7. Prepay Broadband can be used where Three has HSDPA coverage. All You Can Eat Data. Bill Pay Broadband Plans All You Can Eat Data. Three Three Three Three Three Broadband Broadband Broadband Broadband Broadband Minimum Top up required €20 One Two Three Four Five Validity period 28 Days Monthly charges €15.99 €29.99 €42.99 €54.99 €69.99 EU roaming data allowance 5GB 3GB 30GB 60GB 100GB 250GB Inclusive Data (ROI & EU) (ROI Only) (ROI Only) (ROI Only) (ROI Only) Surcharge applicable if EU allowance exceeded 0.92c per MB Roaming Allowed yes no no no no All you can eat Data is available only in the Republic of Ireland EU fair use policy applied in respect of All You Can Eat Data. Out of bundle 6.15c 6.15c 6.15c 6.15c 6.15c EU roaming data allowance (above) calculated in accordance with EU fair usages policy. charge (per MB) All you can eat Data is available at no additional charge for prepay customers who top up by €20 every 28 days. Text (per message) 2.46c 2.46c 2.46c 2.46c 2.46c Minimum Term 12/18 12/18 12/18 12/18 12/18 Prepay Internet Add-on. (months) Note: The per MB price in bundle is as follows: Three Broadband One .52051c, Three Broadband Two .09762c, Three Broadband Three Get something extra with this great value add-on which gives .06997c, Three Broadband Four .05370c, Three Broadband Five .02734c. you 500MB of data for use in Ireland and EU. Internet Add-ons. Mobile Broadband Add-ons Internet Add-ons. Mobile Surfing 500MB. €4.99 500MB internet surfing for Prepay mobile. per month 4G Extra €7.50 5GB Extra with 4G* per month * Data can be used in ROI only. If you are on any other tariff, data can be used in ROI only. Note: The 4G Extra Add-on is only compatible with Three Broadband Two, Three, Four and Five. This does not apply to legacy plans. For Add-on terms see page 7 of this Price Guide. 4 Texts (per message) Standard International & Roaming rates Sent from Ireland Sent from or to countries Message format Sent within EU Bill Pay customers need to call Three Customer Services to enable international roaming. to abroad outside of EU Visit three.ie to see where we currently have roaming services. Text 25.41c † (Billpay, Prepay) 35.58c For charges that apply for usage (denoted by † symbol in the table below) when you are roaming in the EU, please refer to your plan information above (both Billpay and Prepay). Photo 24.60c 24.60c 24.60c Calls & texts to UK add-on for €2.99 Video 24.60c 24.60c 24.60c With the UK calls & Texts add-on you get: 300 flexi-units that can be used for making calls or sending texts to the UK.
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