StarOne vs Fren
I’ve been using StarOne for a while now as my CDMA phone connection. And pretty much I don’t have any complaints about it’s connection. Mostly I enjoy i’ts cheap internet connection rate wich is 1 Rp/Kb and of course the same as all other cdma providers out there I enjoy it’s cheap phone rate between the same cdma providers. The only trouble I have when using starone is that each time I travel out of town my starone number is disconnected from the network. The only solution is to purchase a new starone number from the same city of my location.
So, I tried to compare another cdma provider with my starone, wich is Fren Mobile8. The ultimate advantage from this provider is that whenever it is used from a different city the cdma connection network still works. This means that if I would use Fren Mobile8, whenever I travel out of town, I won’t have the trouble of buying a new local number so that I can keep enjoying the low rate calls between the same providers.
Here is my comparison results:
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Lokal & SLJJ (sesama provider) |
22,72 Rp/menit |
540 Rp/menit (270 Rp/30 dt pertama + 270 Rp/30 dt kedua) |
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PSTN lokal – peak |
65 Rp/30dt |
425 Rp/30dt |
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PSTN SLJJ – peak ( > 500 km) |
2.270 Rp/6dt |
925 Rp/30dt |
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SMS – sesama provider |
22,7 Rp / sms |
100 Rp/sms |
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SMS – beda provider |
225 Rp/sms |
300 Rp/sms |
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Internet Connection |
0,9 Rp/kb |
6 Rp/kb (vol-base) 160 Rp/mnt (time – base) |
So, the verdict? I guess starone remains to be my choice of cheap communication and connection. Cheers!
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