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NETBAY Fast ADSL2+ Broadband $30 Cashback Offer with Zlet Magazine
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AssociatedLgogoboygogogirl on 05/06/2010 - 14:30 zlet.com.au (183 clicks)

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40GB for only $39.95!!! FAST!! STABLE!! NO CONTRACT!!

Zlet Magazine currently has this promotion — Fill in the Netbay Broadband Application Form (with the Zlet logo on it), Scan & Email it back to [email protected] and Receive $30 Cashback for successful application. Here are some of the terms and conditions:

•This promotion is valid until 30 November 2010
•Zlet reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time without prior notice
•This offer is only valid for successful Netbay broadband service application from Zlet
•Prices are in AUD (Australian Dollars)

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  • CereaL on 05/06/2010 - 14:35

    interesting… appears to be a new internet company appearing based out of Melb ..

    Zlet = Chinese magazine which you cant read the front page because its pretty much all in Chinese :P

    gogoboygogogirl, you a rep for Zlet or Netbay? just out of curiosity ;)

    • Roja on 05/06/2010 - 16:42

      They're not new at all. I was with them some 9-10 years ago with a 56k dial up connection. Service was terrible back then and as a result left after a few months, either due to them not being up to the job or perhaps the nature of dial up connections back then. Be interesting to see how they fare now

  • Ndiddy on 05/06/2010 - 14:52

    Which exchanges are you offering ADSL2+ on? Are Netbay reselling the ADSL2+ service or is it your own equipment?

  • ozhunter on 05/06/2010 - 15:03

    $40GB for $40? not a bargain imo. No contract is good, but doubt many people change ISPs monthly. You got 100Gb for $50 and 200GB for $60, probably put that in the description.

    • Alzori on 05/06/2010 - 15:23

      Giving advice to a rep on how to advertise their company :P. I lol.

  • dragonrabit on 05/06/2010 - 15:54

    i guess, this is misleading ads, u should said no contract but u need to pay connection fee.
    http://netbay.com.au/adsl2.php

    NEW CONNECTION CONTRACT LENGTH
    $99 6 months
    $150 0 months
    QUICK CHURN CONTRACT LENGTH
    $50 0 month
    $0 18 months

  • goober on 05/06/2010 - 16:38

    meh, not so great really, other more established ISPs are offering a better deal.

    • Ndiddy on 05/06/2010 - 16:45

      Like who goober? I'm with Aanet paying $39.95 for 25GB so this deal looks good as far as I can see

      • goober on 05/06/2010 - 17:00

        Netspace ADSL2+ Super 50 Anytime ± $39.95 /mo 24576/1024 50 GB Shaped Counted $0 setup

        Check out all the ISP plans on www.broadbandchoice.com.au

        I'm currently with TPG on $49.95 per month with 130GB and its OK. Not the best lately due to too many people and their network links are saturated.

        • Ndiddy on 05/06/2010 - 17:26

          I believe the Netspace plan is bundled isn't it? Looking to pay a max of $40 for internet and I do agree that moving 10 or more dollars up puts these plans to shame but $40 for 40GB is not too bad

          Thanks for the info anyway

      • Lukian on 05/06/2010 - 23:37

        aaNet is a broadbandnext reseller, the same as NetBay. I don't believe internal transfers are permitted, but you can try your luck.

  • focused77 on 05/06/2010 - 16:54

    weren't TPG advertising 180gb for $49 recently. Makes 40gb for $40 pretty poor.

    Understandable if it were for ADSL1

  • CereaL on 05/06/2010 - 17:18
    1. ADSL2+ has a downstream speed ranging from 1.5mbps - 20mbps (dependent on traffic and line distance).
    2. Plans are shaped to 64kbps upon exceeding download quota, read broadband FAQ for details.
    3. Offpeak hours are from 0200hrs to 0900hrs AEST. <— not relevant to this plan
    4. Uploads do not count towards the download quota.

    ^— so 40gig anytime .. thats pretty good where most other ISP's will be 40gig which is like 20/20 peak/offpeak

  • Tman on 10/06/2010 - 01:08

    I m now with Netbay atm

    Not too bad tho

    At least better then optus..

  • CereaL on 10/06/2010 - 08:22

    wonder if they are an optus or telstra reseller ..
    can you like tracert google.com.au or something similar ?
    should least show some stats bout where its going

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