Change over to the NBN today.

[astroron (Ron)]

Originally Posted by sheeny

Yeah I hear ya, Ron. I used to pay $40 a month for unlimited bandwidth on ADSL1 when I was in town (and that probably wasn't the cheapest unlimited plan if I'd shopped around). I haven't found an unlimited satellite plan yet, and it is expensive compared to ADSL.

Al.

Al,
I looked at all the Satellite providers,in the list from the NBN company,and they where nearly all the same except for changing the "Bonus" (what a load of s***) times.
Some companies didn't even have an Address only a Mobile phone number
So am stuck with a company I didn't want to be with in the first place.
I joined originally with one company, and they sold out to the company I am with now which irked me no end
Cheers

[mithrandir (Andrew)]

Originally Posted by sheeny

Ah well... the change over isn't happening today.

Apparently the roof is too flexible for such a big dish so they have to install a pole... some other time.

Al, one of my mates has a property in FNQ. Rather than get switched to a new satellite when NBN felt like doing it, they bit the bullet and paid to be upgraded as soon as a satellite with the right footprint was available so they would not get a service interruption.

[supernova1965 (Warren)]

Originally Posted by astroron

Warren,iceinspace needs a "Like " button
Cheers

I have thought that myself about a like button

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by Omaroo

Ah crap Al, sorry - I didn't read your intro well enough. I was under the impression that "NBN" equated to fibre. Period. Wasn't that their whole selling point?

For someone in the internet and publishing game I am a little surprised at this response Chris . The amount of info out there about the NBN and how it is already working and will work into the future is pretty large

It's pretty exciting really

Mike