Broadband Prices
#31
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looked into getting one with anz but can`t be tossed with two seperate bank accounts just to save 25 sheets a month
#32
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I get charged 30 bucks a month for line rental $2.93 a month for silent number
http://www.telstra.com.au/homephones...eline_plus.htm
They also charged me $300 :curse: to connect my lovely phoneline when I moved into my new build.
needless to say I never ever use my home phone at all
#33
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Unfortuanately I have`nt figured out a way to dump telscum yet but when i do their gone.
I get charged 30 bucks a month for line rental $2.93 a month for silent number
http://www.telstra.com.au/homephones...eline_plus.htm
They also charged me $300 :curse: to connect my lovely phoneline when I moved into my new build.
needless to say I never ever use my home phone at all
I get charged 30 bucks a month for line rental $2.93 a month for silent number
http://www.telstra.com.au/homephones...eline_plus.htm
They also charged me $300 :curse: to connect my lovely phoneline when I moved into my new build.
needless to say I never ever use my home phone at all
I'd like to hear from anyone that has a 3rd party connection that pays Telstra less than 29.95 per month.
Apparently you can get some services on adsl1 plans with home budget rental, @ 19.95 per month... People that do that seem to be very thin on the ground.
Last edited by ozzieeagle; Jul 28th 2008 at 9:26 am.
#34
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Yes, afaik you can only get rid of the line rental component via going over to naked DSL, which means you lose your current home phone number, although you can go 100 pct voip from that point on.
I'd like to hear from anyone that has a 3rd party connection that pays Telstra less than 29.95 per month.
Apparently you can get some services on adsl1 plans with home budget rental, @ 19.95 per month... People that do that seem to be very thin on the ground.
I'd like to hear from anyone that has a 3rd party connection that pays Telstra less than 29.95 per month.
Apparently you can get some services on adsl1 plans with home budget rental, @ 19.95 per month... People that do that seem to be very thin on the ground.
I`ve just been looking at the Telstra poverty package $19.95 and I reckon if da doris were to phone da UK via a supersaver card after 7.00 pm it would only cost $3.00 for a call that lasts well over an hour
Sorry ozzie disregard last comment found this little gem at the bottom of the page.
Things you need to know
1. HomeLine Budget customers agree not to acquire services from other carriage service providers by dialling their access override code and must not acquire a broadband service from another service provider which is provided using line sharing technology.
Last edited by wengerboy; Jul 28th 2008 at 9:42 am. Reason: adding
#35
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I would go down the voip route but da doris is to computers what I am to kitchens
I`ve just been looking at the Telstra poverty package $19.95 and I reckon if da doris were to phone da UK via a supersaver card after 7.00 pm it would only cost $3.00 for a call that lasts well over an hour
I`ve just been looking at the Telstra poverty package $19.95 and I reckon if da doris were to phone da UK via a supersaver card after 7.00 pm it would only cost $3.00 for a call that lasts well over an hour
#36
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Will have to have a sniff at em, all i`m after is 30 bucks line rental with a cheap fixed rate to the yook an i`m sold
#37
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We're on a 30Mbit/1Mbit 60GB Cable Extreme service from Telstra/BigPond and we regularly get ~3MBps download. I have always found Telstra's customer service on Cable to be outstanding and their engineers knowledgeable and rapid. I need to best for work and while it is expensive you get what you pay for IMHO. Blistering speed, but far from unlimited.
Obviously you have to be in a Cabled area, but a lot of inner Melbourne suburbs are. ADSL2+ is highly available in the inner suburbs, but the second you start to move outwards it becomes less and less available.
Al
Obviously you have to be in a Cabled area, but a lot of inner Melbourne suburbs are. ADSL2+ is highly available in the inner suburbs, but the second you start to move outwards it becomes less and less available.
Al
#38
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is there somewhere I can find out ASDL 2 locations??
#40
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Currently the calls are .... Free yes Free.
http://www.voipdiscount.com/en/index.html
#41
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Try this mob.... and get a soft phone
Currently the calls are .... Free yes Free.
http://www.voipdiscount.com/en/index.html
Currently the calls are .... Free yes Free.
http://www.voipdiscount.com/en/index.html
Any views on the cheapest way of contacting UK mobiles??
#42
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Possibly Pennytel... they are definitely the cheapest for Aussie Mobiles @ 10.5 cents per minute.
I think from Memory Pennytel are 23 cents per minute to UK mobiles.
Both with no flagfall, and you can either go softphone or voip.
BTW I found out that you only get around 15 calls for free on voipdiscount unfortunately.
Heres Pennytels URL
http://www.pennytel.com/
Last edited by ozzieeagle; Jul 30th 2008 at 8:40 am.
#43
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Joined: May 2008
Posts: 132
Re: Broadband Prices
This is the most confusing thread i have ever read on here.
Can anyone simplify this for me?
In the UK i pay £10 a month internet access to Virgin,I have never heard of uploads or downloads and i dont know what a limit is?
I use my internet every night for generall surfing/shopping networking. I can do what i like when i like and always get charged the same.
So what is this all about?
Anyone help?
Can anyone simplify this for me?
In the UK i pay £10 a month internet access to Virgin,I have never heard of uploads or downloads and i dont know what a limit is?
I use my internet every night for generall surfing/shopping networking. I can do what i like when i like and always get charged the same.
So what is this all about?
Anyone help?
#44
Re: Broadband Prices
This is the most confusing thread i have ever read on here.
Can anyone simplify this for me?
In the UK i pay £10 a month internet access to Virgin,I have never heard of uploads or downloads and i dont know what a limit is?
I use my internet every night for generall surfing/shopping networking. I can do what i like when i like and always get charged the same.
So what is this all about?
Anyone help?
Can anyone simplify this for me?
In the UK i pay £10 a month internet access to Virgin,I have never heard of uploads or downloads and i dont know what a limit is?
I use my internet every night for generall surfing/shopping networking. I can do what i like when i like and always get charged the same.
So what is this all about?
Anyone help?
http://www.broadband.co.uk/provider.jsp?i=7
#45
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Joined: May 2008
Posts: 132
Re: Broadband Prices
£10 for my virgin landline, but i have never used it.