Remember late last month when we brought word that Internode was reselling Telstra’s ADSL2+ service? Well, they’re selling it from today. The pricing looks pretty decent as well – while 2GB for $70 a month doesn’t seem like a lot, 55GB for $130 is a pretty good deal, especially when you compare it to the BigPond prices. And while some of you inner suburb dwellers will scoff, remember that some of us out in the outer suburbs have only had once choice for ADSL2+, and that choice being Telstra. Anyway, check out Internode’s website to get a full rundown of plans available and see if your exchange is one of the lucky ones.
Drew
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 at 12:21 PMYouve failed to do your research again! Westnet is also selling Telstra DSL 2+…
pretending to work
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 at 1:54 PM“55GB for $130 is a pretty good deal” WTF? I pay $50 for 50 GB ADSL2+ with TPG and pay $20 line rental with Telstra. BTW Telstra says they won’t let you run a third party ISP on their cheapest plan but they don’t check so you can get away with it.
ThePengwin
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 at 3:13 PMThats all good, now if they could actually install ASDL 2+ hardware in the exchange im at then i would get my moneys worth from purchasing an ADSL2 plan, which is the only plan telstra can give me….
Simon Hackett
Sunday, December 21, 2008 at 12:39 AMComparison with TPG price points isn’t valid; This is a service on Telstra ADSL2+ ports, for people who can’t get ADSL2+ on other infrastructure. The valid comparison here is to BigPond retail ADSL2+ price points.