internet / phone
#1
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MickyBhoy



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Dear all can you advise on the average cost of monthly phone bills
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
#2
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Joined: Feb 2008
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Depends.....
Internet is expensive here.
Foxtel (Sky) is about the same with live EPL.
Search wen for Telstra, Optus, iinet, Westnet for phone internet companies to name a few and look at their plans.
check www.foxtel.com.au for satlleite TV
Internet is expensive here.
Foxtel (Sky) is about the same with live EPL.
Search wen for Telstra, Optus, iinet, Westnet for phone internet companies to name a few and look at their plans.
check www.foxtel.com.au for satlleite TV
#3
Dear all can you advise on the average cost of monthly phone bills
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
#4
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From: Melbourne

Dear all can you advise on the average cost of monthly phone bills
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
#5
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Internet is expensive and has limits.
My internet plan is $140 a month (fastest in Australia – but slow compare to what I had in Ireland) and my plan that i'm on has a 25 gig download limit (think that's the higest telstra do, most companies offer average month limit of 5 gig - for a lot cheaper).
To have the internet I need a phone line (yes in 2008 Australian broadband still needs a phoneline), the line rental is $20 a month. I don’t use the phone, so only get a line rental.
That’s all with Telstra.
I’ve just gotten Foxtel IQ and pay $60 a month for all the channels, and I’ve found out that I can get cable broadband with that – which is faster and cheaper, plus it means I can get rid of the current phone line.
So look into the option with Foxtel and Telstra of combining it all and getting cable broadband.
Mikey
My internet plan is $140 a month (fastest in Australia – but slow compare to what I had in Ireland) and my plan that i'm on has a 25 gig download limit (think that's the higest telstra do, most companies offer average month limit of 5 gig - for a lot cheaper).
To have the internet I need a phone line (yes in 2008 Australian broadband still needs a phoneline), the line rental is $20 a month. I don’t use the phone, so only get a line rental.
That’s all with Telstra.
I’ve just gotten Foxtel IQ and pay $60 a month for all the channels, and I’ve found out that I can get cable broadband with that – which is faster and cheaper, plus it means I can get rid of the current phone line.
So look into the option with Foxtel and Telstra of combining it all and getting cable broadband.
Mikey
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Dear all can you advise on the average cost of monthly phone bills
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
and internet
here in scotland i get both phone and internet for £60 per month and thats for unlimited internet use.
could someone advise on there monthly costs.
Also sky Tv probbaly a silly question can you get this with the football if so whats the cost on this as well
thanks
#7
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I got away from them and now am with Internode.
8meg line, 40gb pm allowance, uploads not included in allowance, $99pm
About as good as it gets unless you can get ADSL2.
#8
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Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 525
From: Melbourne, Victoria






Internet is expensive and has limits.
My internet plan is $140 a month (fastest in Australia – but slow compare to what I had in Ireland) and my plan that i'm on has a 25 gig download limit (think that's the higest telstra do, most companies offer average month limit of 5 gig - for a lot cheaper).
To have the internet I need a phone line (yes in 2008 Australian broadband still needs a phoneline), the line rental is $20 a month. I don’t use the phone, so only get a line rental.
That’s all with Telstra.
I’ve just gotten Foxtel IQ and pay $60 a month for all the channels, and I’ve found out that I can get cable broadband with that – which is faster and cheaper, plus it means I can get rid of the current phone line.
So look into the option with Foxtel and Telstra of combining it all and getting cable broadband.
Mikey
My internet plan is $140 a month (fastest in Australia – but slow compare to what I had in Ireland) and my plan that i'm on has a 25 gig download limit (think that's the higest telstra do, most companies offer average month limit of 5 gig - for a lot cheaper).
To have the internet I need a phone line (yes in 2008 Australian broadband still needs a phoneline), the line rental is $20 a month. I don’t use the phone, so only get a line rental.
That’s all with Telstra.
I’ve just gotten Foxtel IQ and pay $60 a month for all the channels, and I’ve found out that I can get cable broadband with that – which is faster and cheaper, plus it means I can get rid of the current phone line.
So look into the option with Foxtel and Telstra of combining it all and getting cable broadband.
Mikey
#9
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Mikey.
#10
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What is their overall service like?
Mikey
#11
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From: Melbourne, Victoria






Go naked if you can live without a landline. I really like the VOIP.
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That sounds excellent, what's the speed though? At the moment I'm on 54.0Mbps – I only went with Telstra before anyone would give me internet I needed a phone line installed and only Telstra could do that, so I ended up just getting the whole lot with it. Plus they where the fasted speed I could find.
Mikey.
Mikey.
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Mikey
Last edited by Mikeyc; Jul 15th 2008 at 12:03 am.
#14
Another vote for iinet. Anyone who signs up with Telstra and professes they are the best in Australia has clearly not done any research
#15
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Telstra are a terrible company, they just have the fastest available broadband speed - which compared to overseas, is still slow. lol
Mikey
Last edited by Mikeyc; Jul 15th 2008 at 12:07 am.



