looks like its time to churn over to IINET.


they are offering FREE setup to bigpond customers.

trust me mate, its worth the switch over..


http://www.iinet.net.au

dont forget to mention the username of soups if u sign up

I'm with Iinet also... experience hardly any downtime at all. And they have just increased download limits yet again Always a nice surprise.

Edit: we had Optus cable when we lived in a house.. and I would still have it now but Optus suck and won't let me have it connected to my apartment

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Last edited by kelsta on Jul-19-2004 at 05:19

working for an ISP i deal with telstra everyday, what can i say, they are wankers with no clue

edit: oh and soups, he has telstra cable, unless you have worked out someway to churn from coaxial cable to an adsl phoneline he wont be able to churn ;D

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cable is good..

but depending on what your download sources are, it wouldnt necessarily be affected.. plus download limits are better


im on the 1.5mbit plan with IINET. and whilst its 109.95 a month, its worth every cent for how much i get and where i get my stuff from

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Originally posted by 00soups00 lanithium cable is good.. but depending on what your download sources are, it wouldnt necessarily be affected.. plus download limits are better im on the 1.5mbit plan with IINET. and whilst its 109.95 a month, its worth every cent for how much i get and where i get my stuff from

so thats nearly double what i pay for cable... slower than cable.... and who said anything about limits? i've never been capped.

really sounds like its worth the switch over!!

edit: oh and id never go with iinet

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I can't get cable where I live

So I'm stuck with Bigpond ADSL.
It's actually fkn reliable (in year and a half only been of for half a day once), and good speeds too, compared to other providers.

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Originally posted by matt_a I can't get cable where I live So I'm stuck with Bigpond ADSL. It's actually fkn reliable (in year and a half only been of for half a day once), and good speeds too, compared to other providers.

good speeds obviously because any other provider the traffic goes through telstra to their own network then off to the net, with telstra it goes straight off to the net from them cutting out the network in between. anywhoo given the option i would always always choose cable over ADSL, (i have 1.5 adsl and optus cable atm in my house) , i am 90% connected to cable, use adsl as redundancy

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Originally posted by Lanithium i love my cable.. switching back to adsl would be like switching back to dialup from adsl.. aint no way thats gonna happen!

what he said....

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i'm with westnet myself (adsl), and while i experienced a slight down time on saturday morning, i reckon it's great.

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Originally posted by 00soups00 looks like its time to churn over to IINET. they are offering FREE setup to bigpond customers.

FREE fast-churn to iiNet is no longer available.
it was removed after iinet decided they wanted to rollout their own DSLAMs.

people on iinet can still churn away from iinet to a new isp, but you can't choose to churn to iinet anymore. if you want to signup for iinet, with or without an existing ADSL connection, the cheapest possible option is $89, where you BYO adsl modem.

personally, i love my telstra cable and wouldn't trade it off for adsl for any reason!

500KB/s+ is awesome!

for anyone locked into a contract with telstra at the moment, you can now break that contract without having to pay out the rest of your contract. refer here and here.