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ALDI Mobile

ALDI Mobile

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ALDI Mobile
1.9

2,297 reviews

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Plan Type
  • Pre-Paid Sim Only
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  • Post-Paid Sim Only
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  • Post-Paid with Phone
Customer Service
1.8
Value for Money
2.5
Local Reception
2.8
Transparency ?
2.1

 AI reviews summary 

Overall sentiment for ALDI Mobile is overwhelmingly negative, characterized by severe frustration regarding customer support and technical reliability. While long-term users previously valued the service for its affordability and Telstra-backed coverage, recent feedback indicates a sharp decline in network performance, data speed, and administrative competence. Recurring themes include failed SIM deliveries, "hostage" phone numbers during porting, and unexplained data depletion.

Pros
Data Rollover: The ability to roll over unused data remains a highly valued feature for the few users satisfied with the service.
Competitive Pricing: Some users still find the plan costs, particularly the 365-day recharges, to be more affordable than major tier-one telcos.
Metropolitan Performance: A small segment of users reports excellent 5G speeds and reliable connectivity specifically within major city hubs like Melbourne.
User-Friendly App: When functioning correctly, the mobile app is described as intuitive for monitoring usage and managing basic recharges.
Cons
Inadequate Customer Support: Reviewers frequently report offshore staff who rely on scripts, hang up on customers, and fail to resolve complex technical or billing issues.
Activation and Porting Failures: Significant issues exist with activating eSIMs and porting numbers, often leaving users without any phone service for days or weeks.
Misleading Network Coverage: Despite using the Telstra wholesale network, users report "dead zones" in regional areas and poor indoor reception where other Telstra-based providers (like Boost) still function.
Systemic Technical Glitches: Frequent reports of "known faults" where credit isn't recognized after payment, data is consumed while the phone is idle, and automated security messages prevent outgoing calls.
Verdict

ALDI Mobile is currently difficult to recommend due to a high frequency of critical service failures and a support structure that appears unable to rectify them. While the price point is attractive, the risk of losing access to one's phone number or being left without service during a botched porting process is a significant deterrent.

2,297 reviews
1 Ray S.  · Didn’t receive sim card in mail. Put me on hold for longer half hour so i hunp up. Poor service = byebyes!
1 Mark  · ALDIMobile was good when we signed up and they decided to downgrade everything. Now every month when they charge you seem to reset the
1 gospelmafia  · $23 mobile plan with 12gb of data is a joke!
1 calculator  · didnt even arrive - i ordered sims 3 weeks ago and cancelled the order as my current plan was about to expire. Customer urgency is non existent
1 triffy1965  · Terrible customer service and poor coverage, 1 bar at the most
1 Ann C  · Trash customer service, not Australia base, all in India ,don’t waste your money .
Ian G.
Ian G.VIC15 posts
 

The problems are endless. I ordered a new sim for my son twice, twice it never turned up. I have a prepaid plan with Aldi and most times I cannot dial out because it says I have no credit. Even if I just renewed, I'm told finally that this is a known fault with their system but that oesn't help me in any way when I can't call my cancer specialist. ALSO GOOD LUCK GETTING SUPPORT BY SOMEONE THAT ACTUALLY SPEAKS COHERENT ENGLISH. Show details

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Annie L.
Annie L.
 

Recharged our sim and it used all data in 24 hrs which isn’t possible when we were asleep for most of that 24 hrs and not using data ! We’ve never gone through more then a gb or 2 in 24hrs absolutely disgraceful we have now decided to change all our phone plans to else where, we’ve also informed family and friends who are also changing to a better… Read more

more affordable provider, Aldi isn’t that competitive any more Woolworths and other places are just as cheap! Very disappointed and won’t be recommending Aldi ever again ! They are about to loose over $165 a month and that’s before friends start changing services too!

MLC
MLCVIC
 

This company’s service is disgraceful. Operators or so called assistance are offshore Indians whom I had trouble understanding what they were trying to tell me AND so rude !! Wrong instructions were given for the first call, asked me to wait five days for activation then five days came said I should just go Online to activate, basically shouldn’t… Read more

have bothered them.

THEN they hung up on me after I asked if she could guide me through the online activation.

Nice …

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Ruby
RubyWA
 

The most worst reception ever I have ever had I can't make calls or msgs singals are gone as I write this I needed to make urgent call and I am stuck for a year now :(

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marcaum123
marcaum123VIC3 posts
 

Good luck trying to get a refund over a double charge. I called them and they said I would get a refund and it has been weeks. When I tried to call again to get an update they said there isn't much they can do about it. Absolutely disgusting.

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Sarah H
Sarah H6 posts
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Aldi mobile is cheap and it uses the Telstra network in Australia so service is not quite as good as being a Telstra customer, but not bad either. Weirdly it requires two seperate recharges, not sure why. One is a monthly recharge (Mobile Plan), the other is an annual recharge (PAYG). Sometimes I get a text to say I've used almost certain… Read more

percentage of my available data on my Mobile Plan, other times it doesn't send a message. Sometimes it will send a text saying my Mobile Plan has expired, sometimes it won't, I'll just get a text later saying I'm now using my PAYG data at a higher rate. App is user friendly and [normally] easy to use.

However when things go wrong, as they did for me, good luck having a resolution in a reasonable timeframe. My $39 Mobile Plan expired on a Thursday morning, so I recharged via the app. Aldi took the $39 out of my bank but didn't recharge my service. I tried to recharge again and received the warning saying "invalid service" or "pending order already exists", so in the meantime my $35 PAYG got depleted to $0, after which I could not longer use my phone for cellular. Wifi was fine, but I still couldn't make phone calls or send SMS to a non-iphone user.

Over the next five days, I called them 1-2 times per day and was just told "you need to wait". The call centres are overseas, so some of the staff were disconnected/dismissive and communication was not ideal as some didn't seem to understand the details of my issue. One woman told me on Saturday morning it would be fixed in two hours. Four hours later I called and was told by another woman I had to wait 24 hours. So I waited 24 hours and then called again. That woman eventually told me management and tech team don't work on weekends so I would have to wait until Monday morning. Midday on Monday I called, and the staff member said he would raise a complaint on my behalf. At 4pm on Tuesday I received a phone call apparently from Germany (although she sounded very similar in accent to the call centre staff I had previously spoken to), with the staff member telling me she would recharge my Mobile Plan but I had to pay for it. I reminded her I had already paid for it the previous Thursday. She put me on hold for two minutes, and in that time, recharged my service. So an evidently quick process for her to recharge, why did it take almost 6 days to do?

I know this is a first world problem, but first world problems can become life changing problems when we rely on mobile telecommunications to run businesses, banking, travel, family, medical and so much more. It is 2026, and it shouldn't take almost 6 days for a telco company to fix something that takes two minutes to do. After this month's credit has expired with Aldi, I will be moving companies. My home internet is with Aussie Broadband. Although they use the Optus network for mobile, they have Australian based call centres and I am moving my mobile service to them. Whenever I have called Aussie Broadband, my issues are quickly resolved. Overseas call centres might be cheaper for the company, but they are a major headache for their customers. The customer service is rubbish and going from A to B via Z is not fit for purpose in a society that relies so heavily on mobile telecommunications.

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Jamie H.
Jamie H.3 posts
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As someone without a broadband connection I relied on Aldi's mobile data for several years. I found the response time frequently slow but not always so lived with it and giving them the benefit of the doubt, joked with friends that it wasn't Aldi's fault but Telstra's for deliberately making the service unreliable as a cheaper reseller of it. … Read more

When it was slow however, I would often receive 'page cannot be loaded' messages. I live in an inner suburb of Melbourne in a densely populated area. Perhaps this is part of the problem but it shouldn't be. I raised several problem records with Aldi over several months - Problems #288901591, #288907595, #291699105, #291740402. The staff checked my phones settings repeatedly (all ok) and ending up suggesting I buy a new SIM card. I did as instructed and also upgraded to a 5G plan but the problem persisted as before. They said Tech support would call me back within a couple of days (not including the weekend) but after a week or so without receiving a call I found an email in my junk mail from someone in support informing me that as I hadn't responded to another email (also in my junk folder) the problem had been closed. Fair enough you say, but I was expecting a call back as their rep had previously said, not an email from an unknown email address. Anyway a friend who works as a network engineer and lives in the apartment below mine was visiting my apartment and we discussed the issue. My speed tests consistently showed around 4 Mbps on downloads from two different test sites. His however were 120 Mbps with Optus. We swapped chairs - same result. We swapped SIM cards and I immediately had 120 Mbps and he 4 Mbps. I then chatted with my next door neighbours who also reported ongoing frustrations with the Telstra network. Then a Neighbour two doors up - same problem then finally a few days later I was discussing the problem with Bob another neighbour on the Telstra network who lives near the end of our street only 20 metres away from an easy to spot mobile tower. He was also experiencing slow response times on an ongoing basis and had done so for many months if not longer so we did speed tests on his phone and same result - sub 10 on the down load (lower on uploads as for the rest of us and as is normal) Frustrated, I questioned how could this be with a phone tower literally standing over us and he said 'yeah but that's an Optus tower' . I didn't know if his understanding was correct but I resolved on the spot to get an Optus SIM. A day later with an Optus SIM in my phone, I was immediately getting120 Mbps and now many months later, I'm still consistently getting similar good response times so can only conclude there is either a problem with the Telstra coverage in my area, the service they give to Aldi, or Aldi's service itself.

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boo
booNSW10 posts
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I have been with Aldi Mobile for lots of years now. I refuse to use any of the other telcos such as( Telstra, Vodaphone, Optus ) based on terrible experiences of the past!!! I cannot fault them most of the time! The network seems to always work great for me! the pricing is one of the best! But every now and then they show that they have no… Read more

back bone what so ever, and customer service is a thing that hardly seems to be considered as a tool to keep loyal clients as my self!

My credit cards were hacked, that has thrown out my automatic deduction for phone account, obviously! A rang Aldi as soon as I recieved a text from them saying your payment has failed! I explained the situation and if there was another way of paying my account other than a voucher, ( i am stuck at work ). There is probably some kind of way to get a voucher without a credit card online but I dont have the time to figure that out!

Aldi, after me giving the explanation were willing to give me 1 hours grace to go and get a voucher before i lost all my accumulated data on my account!!! ONLY ONE FRIGGING HOUR!! Are you guys for real? A loyal customer for years with no issues, and on the phone trying to sort it out and Aldi gives one hour before you lose your data. WHO ARE YOU I*D*O*T*S???

After bantering for some time with the service agent asking various questions and him going to ask the manager questions how i keep my data and make a payment, he kept coming back saying sorry this is the policy!!! So for someone in the position of having their cards hacked and waiting for the new ones to arrive is...................... Aldis position is for long standing customers in this position, T U F F LUCK!

I continued to ask questions about how I could make the payment and vent my frustration and angst at Aldi's service agent, that this is first time with Aldi Ive been in this position, why dont you guys have a better solution other than 1 hours grace???? Eventually and kind of unexpectedly they said that they could offer till 11pm tonight for me to get the payment made, via another credit card, or voucher. HHOOOOORRRAAAAHHHHH!!!

WTH.....WWHHYYY- does a reasonable response to the situation take Aldi so long to get to???? Why did I have to banter for so long, getting upset with their system before a reasonable solution was found. Wouldnt my years as a trouble free client dictate a better response from ALDI, I would think so, obviously?

There is another several thousand words in making comments about their management system working the way it does! But my blood pressure has had enough for now!!!!!

FMD

F*U*@*K M*E D*E*A*D

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Cynthia B.
Cynthia B.VIC6 posts
 

Doesn’t deserve 1 star Absolutely pitiful customer service centre. Purchased a $19 sim pack as $5 no longer available. Followed the pathetic instructions on receipt. It automatically topped up an existing child’s plan without giving me an option to choose to add to the new SIM card. Contacted customer service wasted 90 minutes dealing with them.… Read more

Seems they just put you on hold and probably take other calls get back to you and provide absolutely NO RESOLUTION or assistance and quote their “policy of not being able to transfer” for goodness sake their system can see I called within 5 minutes of the issue. So pathetic don’t recommend.

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Smith J.
Smith J.
 

Works amazingly in Melbourne High speeds the best!! Keep it up aldi Im in a bad area with other providers very bad speed , but with aldi speeds are amazing

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Legal123
Legal1232 posts
 

Zero customer service if you have an issue-they do not respond. It has no service in some countries and some parts of the USA. We tried to contact them over months numerous times and no response. Find another option! Show details

 Follow-up  · The issue I suspect is the shutdown of the legacy 3G networks. The no-service for ALDI sims corresponds exactly with this timing. They likely have not done updated partner agreements and so they are now selling a sim that is falsely claiming they have US access-there is no access in the US as of this year. It suddenly stopped working and they did not respond to multiple attempts to contact them.

Robert
RobertSA9 posts
 

After months with no service and no response AGAIN from them, I suddenly got an email asking "Did we forget something?" It also said " Your ALDI Mobile service xxxxxxxx expired so you might have noticed that you can't make calls or send SMS. You'll… Read more

still receive calls and messages but only for the next 10 days. NO service at all has existed for months.not even being able to receive alls. What farcical service.

 Follow-up  · I had 2 iPhones. One for me and one for my wife. The "service" was the same for each. All ALDI does is sell SIM cards. The problem is at the other end, in a foreign country. BRING IT BACK TO AUSTRALIA. I did receive some kind of follow up email much later with the same meaningless dribble. If I could put a ZERO rating, I would

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Len M
Len MQLD7 posts
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I have always enjoyed my ALDI Mobile Service and have recommended some of my friends to join up, which they have done. I went to Christmas Island and discovered that my ALDI Mobile Service was not support on Christmas Island (did not work).… Read more

Discovered that only Telstra and Boost are the only sellers that are support by Telstra on Christmas Island.

On Sunday 5th of April 2026, I lodged an e-support ticket 316277414 asking how I can Port my number to another provider that works on Christmas Island and keep my existing ALDI Mobile service with a new number issued. Nothing was heard from ALDI Mobile support.

Monday 13th April 2026, I called ALDI Mobile. The first representative asked me to buy a new SIM card and call back to proceed with the process. The second representative did not want the new SIM and managed to change my number and said that my original number would be "Active" and available to be "Ported". Unfortunately, this was not true as my number went into "Quarantine" and could not be released. Also, I was not allowed to change my number again, this was a one-time offer. A web search indicated that the last provider of the number (ALDI) can request the number back and then put it on a new SIM or make it available to be reused by ALDI or ported.

Now all the trouble started. If any of the first 3 representatives had said "Port your number to Boost and then you have 3 days to sort out what you want to do with the old ALDI Mobile service", things would have been much simpler.

After my 4th call (ended about 2pm), I was promised that they would get my number back today.

After 4pm I had heard nothing, called back (now 5 calls to ALDI Mobile) and was told that only an e-support ticket had been lodged and it could take 2 days to process. I am aware from my previous e-support ticket which was not answered after 7 days, that I was in for a big wait.

This is not adequate and much more should be and can be done to fix this issue.

My main number is now not connected, and I can't receive 2factor texts or any calls or any texts or miss calls or access message bank. There is nothing and I can't access some of my important web site to do normal activities. One big example is MyGov access relies on my mobile number, and I have a bill to pay in the next two day and can't pay it due to 2 factor ID.

Please fix and broadcast to more supervisors how to resolve this issue in the future, as I am not going to be the only one with this issue.

 Follow-up  · Firstly, I had lodged an e-ticket 8 days (6 working days) prior to calling for advice the first time. The normal resolution time is 3 days, but there was a warning given, that it could take longer. It was another few days before the e-ticket was closed after my call. E-ticket was a complete waste of time After the bad advice on the second phone… Read more

Positive reviews

YesMan
YesMan4 posts
 

An MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) on the Telstra network that is relatively affordable and has good mobile data allowances with rollover. Overall I think the plans and general metropolitan coverage are good. The Telstra regional coverage map for the Telstra network is a bit misleading for the remote locations. Most of the Eyre highway… Read more

had pretty much no reception (no 4G or 5G), even though I drove past multiple mobile phone towers. This was similar for various parts of Stuart Highway. Apart from the below average regional coverage, the mobile coverage within metro city areas is ok.

It is rare that I have needed to use support. Responses haven't always been great, but generally ok. I haven't used support in years.

eSIM is now supported, which is good as well.

Mark P.
Mark P.NSW3 posts
 

I have been with Aldi mobile for 6 months and have been VERY IMPRESSED overall It was easy to change over from my previous carrier, the reception and coverage is excellent and customer service is impeccable I have contacted Aldi customer service twice and most recent time was yesterday as I changed banks and overlooked changing my prepaid direct… Read more

debit

The call answer wait time was short, the customer service agent spoke in clear English and the matter was resolved promptly and I had my carry over data reinstated with ease

The app is also very user friendly

Thankyou Aldi and I am a very happy customer and would highly recommend others in join

JK007
JK007QLD38 posts
 

Excellent Customer services from front and Management side. I registered a complaint and that was looked into and resolved it. I have used Aldi Mobile in the past and the service was awesome overall. Great Job Aldi Mobile Team. Aldi Mobile use Telstra 4G / 5G service and with unlimited data rollet is like icing on a cake.Thanks for this Plan and… Read more

hope 365 days plan continues.

Unfortunately due to network issue at my workplace, I switched to another provider.

Negative reviews

Ross W.
Ross W.6 posts
 

What can I say, cancelled service as they say have been using credit card cancelled 12 months prior (have been taking money from new one as organised 12 months ago), no warning, email, call etc.? 1TB of roll over data gone, 3 calls to try and port number to new provider - still not done, simply poor service - customer service personnel a waste of time, can keep going for 20 lines but in short, wont recommend or use ever again!! Show details

Asela
AselaNSW2 posts
 

I had heard some good things about Aldi Mobile, so I decided to port my number across and give them a try. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. My number port request was rejected three times, and Aldi Mobile customer support was unable to clearly explain why it kept failing. I even contacted my current provider, and they… Read more

advised that the transfer request submitted by Aldi appeared to be incorrect and suggested I raise it with Aldi. Sadly, that still didn’t help resolve the issue.

The customer support experience was very poor, and after wasting so much time with no resolution, I’ve decided not to use Aldi Mobile again. Based on my experience, I would not recommend the service and would advise others to be cautious.

Brendan F.
Brendan F.
 

If I could give a lower rating I would. DO NOT USE! Sim card worked for about a month then could not make or receive calls or texts or use data, obviously faulty. I called several times to be given the same spiel each time, same questions, they work off a script and each person I was passed to did the same thing. It was escalated and went no… Read more

where. 2 months later they called me back to help by which time I had moved on to another provider. Avoid at all costs!!!!

Recent reviews

P&H
P&HQLD25 posts
 
Customer Service
Value for Money
Local Reception

Since I came back from overseas trip, I have to listen a re-recorded message that is 10 seconds long EVERY SINGLE TIME I MAKE A PHONE CALL. BUT They STILL HAVEN'T FIXED THE ISSUE. IT'S BEEN A MONTH. I'm sick and tired calling their customer service and nothing happens. Always asking my problem even when they see my account profile. Obviously THEY ARE NOT SOLVING THIS PROBLEMS!!

Blair W
Blair W2 posts
 

Ran into technical problems activating sim card so I tried to call on their free number that deliberately limits you from contacting anyone by disabling their menu options then hangs up.  Show details

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Jeremy H.
Jeremy H.WA18 posts
 

I helped a friend who has a bare-minimum income and no phone or internet in his house. I gave him an old phone and recommended Aldi Mobile. His mum got him a SIM. When I set up an account for him, it wouldn't let me do a 365-day plan, just a monthly, so I signed him up for that on the basis that I could change it to the $139 superpac when the… Read more

account was set up. I have seen the $139 plan advertised, and that's all he needs, just phone and sms. When I tried to change to the Superpac plan, I was told it no longer exists, and the only 365 plan is $289, which he cant afford. They said if he waits until September, the cheaper plans will become available, AS THIS IS A PROMOTION. That's disgusting and dishonest. They advertise cheaper plans, then after you have signed up, they force you to an expensive plan. I am very disappointed with Aldi

Aussie C.
Aussie C.14 posts
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Value for Money
Local Reception
Transparency

Rang support to find out about a data plan, was told to go purchase a $2 sim card from Aldi and then go online to buy the plan, I did that and paid $240 365 days 185gb. Set up the dongle and nothing would connect even though I got a message from Aldi saying it is activated. I logged into Aldi app and it said I have zero credit, I call Aldi and… Read more

they said I could cancel it if I want, that's just what I did, alot more went on but this is the just of it. I won't recommend Aldi mobile to anyone.

John M.
John M.Victoria
 

Aldimobile has been holding my number hostage for over two weeks. I ported my number to them and had not had service since. I've had to escalate the matter to the Telecommunication Industry Ombudsman, and even now, I have not even received a call.

Stephenja W.
Stephenja W.
 

Tried to fix up an older gentlemans account, I paid a months recharge with my card. over the phone. Next day my card had fraudulent activity. They are also extremely rude telling me I need to listen to what she was saying to me, her English was terrible after an hour of repeating myself to her constantly. I finally finished the call and told to wait 1 hour. Still 2 hours after the password she gave me does not work Show details

Ferenc
FerencQLD4 posts
 

Terrible customer service. "Technical" staff can only read from scripts and have no idea. The only good thing about this service is the price, and you get what you pay for! (Yes I'm angry and shouting) Extremely poor off-shore customer service except when you are signing up. 1 bar only inside my home as well as Brisbane Airport (!) compared to… Read more

the other major network where I get 4 bars. Admittedly I am at the bottom of a valley, however Wi-Fi Calling works only intermittently and I have to stand out the front balcony to take calls with only 2 bars, sometimes it bumps up to 3 bars, and calls still drop out (Hello? Can you hear me? Hello? ad inf), or they can't hear me, or I don't hear the incoming calls and find missed calls later. With the other major provider I get solid 4 bars everywhere in my home.

The straw that broke the camel's back is that I keep getting a message to say to update my phone to the latest software (it has the latest available for the model [Android 12] although it's not the latest Android 16) or my phone may not be able to make Emergency / 000 calls, even though it has Android 12 and VoLTE which is the requirement for these calls, and my phone may be blocked and not be able to make ANY calls after April 10.

So I rang them to tell them my phone met the requirements and all they could do was parrot their scripts and say either "Your Galaxy S10 can not accept Android 12" (it does) and hung up on me, or when I rang back, all the next operator could keep repeating to me was "the latest software is Android 16", and when I tried to explain that Android 12 and VoLTE was the requirement, not Android 16, and that my phone had Android 12 and I could send a screen shot from my phone, or offered to allow screen sharing so she could see my phone directly, but when I dared to divert from her script she hung up on me - the second Aldimobile "technical" staff person to hang up on me. (No I wasn't upset until AFTER I was hung up on a second time)

When I rang my new provider who uses the other major network and asked about the software update and Emergency Calls, she basically said "no problem".

Sure the Telstra network may be better when you go bush (who wants to make long calls when you're out bush anyway?), but 99.99% of my calls are in town, and you can make emergency calls anywhere. If you want better coverage in urban areas, and more importantly good customer support, steer clear here...

Josh M.
Josh M.VIC6 posts
 

I used to recommend Aldi Mobile as a good cheaper option than the big telcos. Once you're connected, it's fine, but they have a major flaw in their connection process when using eSIM's so I will no longer be recommending them and take this as a warning. My sister in law signed up to Aldi using their eSIM option. She immediately lost phone service… Read more

on her old Telstra SIM so the port was fast. When trying to add the eSIM, for some reason the eSIM failed to add so we contacted Aldi support. Aldi support said they could only send a new eSIM if we could provide a verification text message code. How exactly are we meant to do that when we have no service?

Aldi support then said they would need to raise a ticket that could take over 24 hours. Painful but OK... the problem? They said the advanced support team would need to call my sister in law to resolve the issue. How are they meant to call her when she has no service? No alternative option provided by Aldi, basically guaranteeing she'd never get the eSIM fixed.

This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. If you're going to use Aldi, avoid the eSIM. They have no idea what they are doing.

Charles
Charles2 posts
 

Don’t transefer to Aldi mobile. They will say it will be a couple of minutes 2 hours tops. 2 days later with no service/movile and they still can’t connect me. Their customer service will run you in circles until you give up trying to sign up.

nailer
nailerNSW47 posts
 
Value for Money
Local Reception
Transparency

The most customer unfriedly service. Last week we got messages about expiring credit cards. We login and changed the details to the new card. Today service "expired" and moved to PAYG with a loss of accumulated data. Call Aldi customer"service" abviously far away with a limited English. Went trough the customer details... After long and… Read more

difficult conversation finally all sorted out. WHY it is not sufficient to change credit card details? Why to do it, you MUST cancel previous setup and start afresh? Why ALDI makes it so unintuitive, unnecessary? WHY their customer service is outside the coutry?

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