Gotalk goes through Betta Electrical

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Local telco gotalk will have its full range of telecommunication products sold through selected stores of the national Betta Electrical chain following a deal announced by CEO Steve Picton.

Gotalk goes through Betta Electrical
The entire gotalk range – including VoIP, broadband and prepaid mobile capped plans – has been designed to give retailers such as Betta Electrical the ability to sell the full value for money telco package, said Picton.

“For example, gotalk’s new capped plans have been deliberately aimed at taking market share from our main competition Vodafone and Optus.”

The ‘go VoIP World Pack’ still costs $9.95 when combined with the ‘go VoIP Aussie Pack’, or it can be sold as a stand-alone pack for $14.95.


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