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Posted by Anomyst on Jun-07-2006 23:27:

ADSL 2 - Help Please

Okay.

Moved to lygon st.

Need ADSL 2 connection.

approx 30GB - 50GB download cap

only wanna pay about $80 - $90 per month

A) do i need to pay line rental with telstra/optus?
B) is there an ISP plan that involves line rental, but still keeping costs down?
C) Which is relieable and most cost effective?

All the reading about it is doing my head in.


Posted by muli on Jun-07-2006 23:29:

put those same requirements into www.whirlpool.net

problem i found with adsl 2 in sydney, which is why i haven't switched. Is that the ISP what you to put your line rental through them, this would have increased my rental by $10 a month, plus the extra for getting adsl 2, so yea i'm waiting till i can get adsl 2 and keep my current landline rental. A few people are offering it, but not in my area


Posted by Aesthetic on Jun-07-2006 23:31:

yeah i think the dsl2 services are on a seperate service to the pre existing telstra services in the exchange in the area. hence why you need a seperate line to the one you already have now.. btw im envious. die a slow death.


Posted by Anomyst on Jun-07-2006 23:42:

Our exchange is just up the road so i would be getting max speeds but need to know if i should call telstra and get line renatal or not to get things started.?


Posted by Aesthetic on Jun-07-2006 23:45:

No, the ADSL companies (to my understanding) are using their own dedicated lines.. as far as I know - the dsl2 lines are NOT leased from telstra.. hence why dsl2 is a bit cheaper than adsl, because it doesnt include the cost of the linelease from hell$tra. Give iinet or someone who does ADSL2 a call..


Posted by sunrise3500 on Jun-07-2006 23:48:

well you do need a phone line.......
and it's NOT a seperate phone line for adsl2, it's just it doesnt use the telstra dslam's, it uses dslam put in by other company. (ie it's just different on the exchange end)


Posted by sunrise3500 on Jun-07-2006 23:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Aesthetic
No, the ADSL companies (to my understanding) are using their own dedicated lines.. as far as I know - the dsl2 lines are NOT leased from telstra.. hence why dsl2 is a bit cheaper than adsl, because it doesnt include the cost of the linelease from hell$tra. Give iinet or someone who does ADSL2 a call..

no it's cheaper because you're not paying the ridiculous fees telstra charge for ports on their dslam.


Posted by PauLie_C on Jun-07-2006 23:50:

yeh ben give whirlpool a shot, see what u come up with in there OR

give primus a call, i know that primus offer it in packages, and depending on the exchange you mite be able to run straight through primus, as they have there own dslams in at various exchanges accros australia


Posted by sunrise3500 on Jun-07-2006 23:50:

but definitely look at whirlpool, and find a company that's right for you, also you can read feedback on them in the forums.... and prolly worth checking out what bundling options that company has too (do companies include line rental as part of bundling these days too??)


Posted by Aesthetic on Jun-07-2006 23:52:

thats the word dslam.. im not gonna pretend like i even know what a dslam is, im just echoing what i have read =)

quote:
Originally posted by sunrise3500
no it's cheaper because you're not paying the ridiculous fees telstra charge for ports on their dslam.


Posted by PauLie_C on Jun-07-2006 23:52:

Ben, PM me the address and ill get it checked out to see if u can get adsl 2 on primus if u want


Posted by sunrise3500 on Jun-07-2006 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Aesthetic
thats the word dslam.. im not gonna pretend like i even know what a dslam is, im just echoing what i have read =)

lol well it's nothing to do with lines but rather equipment in the exchange

now just dont let telstra do their proposed FTTN network, or you can say goodbye to using other company's dslams. ARGH.


Posted by PauLie_C on Jun-07-2006 23:57:

begic just wants to be Dslamed in the anus


Posted by sunrise3500 on Jun-07-2006 23:58:

quote:
Originally posted by PauLie_C
begic just wants to be Dslamed in the anus

AND HOW!


Posted by Aesthetic on Jun-08-2006 00:01:

wishful thinking on your behalf paulie.. for the last time man, i said NO.

quote:
Originally posted by PauLie_C
begic just wants to be Dslamed in the anus


Posted by PauLie_C on Jun-08-2006 00:01:

bahaha u wish


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-08-2006 00:14:

is there anyone here that hasnt plundered begic\'s arse?


Posted by kelsta on Jun-08-2006 00:24:

I have iinet ADSL2 + I rent the line from them = no dealing with evil telstra. Their plans are here


Posted by sunrise3500 on Jun-08-2006 00:31:

quote:
Originally posted by kelsta
I have iinet ADSL2 + I rent the line from them = no dealing with evil telstra. Their plans are here

if only they werent a rip off


Posted by SQ-K on Jun-08-2006 00:32:

I'm with TPG (www.tpg.com.au) and they're great. Line rental thru Telstra, $40 per month gets me 6GB, with only $60 setup fee.

argh - TPG hasn't got the DSLAM on the Carlton exchange yet. Never mind.


Posted by Anomyst on Jun-08-2006 00:41:

quote:
Originally posted by kelsta
I have iinet ADSL2 + I rent the line from them = no dealing with evil telstra. Their plans are here



even if i start signing up it still asks me for a phone number. which i dont have.


Posted by PauLie_C on Jun-08-2006 00:56:

yeh ben u need an active fone line before u can connect


Posted by Anomyst on Jun-08-2006 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by PauLie_C
yeh ben u need an active fone line before u can connect


which involves line rental right?

does one call the isp and say "I NEED INTAHNET AND LINES"


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-08-2006 01:07:

ADSL: keeping retards offline since 2001


Posted by kelsta on Jun-08-2006 01:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
which involves line rental right?

does one call the isp and say "I NEED INTAHNET AND LINES"


Yepper


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