What is the Difference between Telstra MRO, Outright and BYO Offers

If you are the subscriber of Telstra Mobile in Australia and using one of its Casual Plans, you can get benefit of Telstra offers in terms of paying the total cost of your mobile phone in easy installments. Telstra provides you an opportunity to arrange your budget for buying a new cell phone in accordance to its amazing offers called MRO, Outright Purchase and BYO. The detailed names of these cool offers from Telstra are MRO or Mobile Repayment Option, Outright Purchase and BYO or Bring Your Own. Here is the difference between these amazing phone buying options from Telstra.

1. Mobile Repayment Option

MRO or Mobile Repayment Option from Telstra allows you to get your mobile phone by paying some initial amount as you can pay and paying the remaining balance in 12, 18 or 24 months. However, the interest rate of paying the price of your mobile phone in installment will depend upon the original cost of mobile and duration that choose to pay rest of amount like in 12,18 or 24 months. As you decide the installment, the installment amount will include in your monthly Telstra mobile phone bill.

2. Bring Your Own

Bring Your Own or BYO is that offer from Telstra for the customers that are using Next G service of Telstra. Next G is the 3G mobile communication network launched by Telstra Australia. Now by using this offer, you can get your mobile phone that is compatible with Next G network of Telstra. However, old mobile phones that support only 2100 MHz network are not included in this offer.

3. Outright Purchase

By buying Outright mobile phone from Telstra, you have no need to pay access fee for your monthly plan. However, there is a limited range of mobile phones that are offered by Telstra under the category Outright purchase.

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