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Uniti Wireless Will Credit Exit Fees for Current Internet Provider up to $400 if You Sign up with Them (24 Month Contract)

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Uniti Wireless Will Credit Exit Fees for Current Internet Provider up to $400 if You Sign up with Them (24 Month Contract)
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itsfree on 03/04/2018 - 17:55 unitiwireless.com (443 clicks)
Last edited 03/04/2018 - 18:07
EXIT

I've been with Uniti since Aug 2017 and have been very satisfied with them. There's no NBN in my area, so I was incredibly glad they came along. I have achieved consistently excellent speeds with them, sometimes even in excess of what I'm paying for — usually unheard of with ISPs… Their customer service team has also been a pleasure to deal with.

If you aren't in a contract, but still want to sign up, don't forget to use one of the referral codes below for $50 credit.

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Make the switch to Uniti and we’ll credit up to $400 of your previous broadband provider’s exit invoice on your new Uniti account, before April 30th.*

TO GET STARTED
1. Choose Your 24-month Plan
2. Use Promo Code EXIT on your application
3. Get connected!

HOW DOES THE EXIT FEE CREDIT WORK?
You’ll receive a request to send your previous providers exit invoice to us to confirm the amount we will credit off your account.
Once received and confirmed, we will credit the exit fee amount (up to $400) off your account. This will appear in your customer portal.
This credit can be applied to your next Uniti bills or to purchase add-ons for your account

IMPORTANT! DO NOT cancel your existing Internet service until your Uniti connection is tested and activated on the day of install. If we cannot connect you on the day of install for some reason, you will not be charged.

Got questions? Call our Australian based customer service team on 1300 847 201, chat to them on the website or email [email protected].

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  • [Deactivated] on 03/04/2018 - 17:59

    Not really a bargain… Exit fees paid, then locked in at an insanely high price for 24months lol

    IE 1TB data + 100/40mbps - $109.9. Telecube has had a similar plan multiple times for $70-75
    Even if you really need to change provider, the $40/mo adds up to $960 over 24 months… Still isn't a bargain..

    • cloudie9 on 03/04/2018 - 18:03
      +1

      If only your area has no nbn, then this is an option.

    • itsfree on 03/04/2018 - 18:06
      +1

      As I mentioned, I don't have NBN in my area, and Uniti is primarily an NBN alternative, so that's basically who they're targeting (e.g. some unlucky bugger stuck on a Telstra sub-exchange/rim, locked in a contract).

      Of course, wireless ISPs are always going to be more expensive, so it isn't for everyone.

      • [Deactivated] on 03/04/2018 - 18:13

        Oh this is wireless, didn't notice that lol

        • itsfree on 03/04/2018 - 18:14

          Yup, it's fixed wireless :)

        • [Deactivated] on 03/04/2018 - 18:16

          @itsfree: They only cover Adelaide and Melbourne, bit odd

        • itsfree on 03/04/2018 - 18:17

          @dyl: Yeah they've been doing a gradual, interest-based roll-out since they're a relatively new company

        • [Deactivated] on 03/04/2018 - 18:30

          @itsfree: confused how there's interest for wireless in inner-cities though

        • Jonski on 03/04/2018 - 18:34

          @itsfree: out of curiosity what speeds are you getting?

        • woteva on 03/04/2018 - 19:33
          +1

          @Jonski:
          I have been with Uniti for just over 2 years with the Raptor add-on. Getting 50/10 with no real noticeable slowdowns during evening peak period.

          FTTN just became available in my street earlier this year with a node across the street, but I know my cable goes the opposite direction so could be around 400 metres to my node.

          Always had problems with ADSL slowdowns and lucky to get 4Mbps on a good day so won't be going back to copper anytime soon.

        • snark on 03/04/2018 - 22:26
          +1

          @dyl:

          Not quite inner city, but my daughter recently moved to a unit in Mentone in south eastern Melbourne. Wireless was her only option. Apparently NBN HFC will be available "some time this year".

        • itsfree on 04/04/2018 - 00:45

          @Jonski: I get around 40/10 during peak times, and 51/11 during offpeak. Ping is always a solid 8-9 ms. I'm on the Raptor speed upgrade, but you can pay another $10 to get bumped to 100/40

        • itsfree on 04/04/2018 - 00:47

          @dyl: FWIW, I'm also around the Mentone/Mordialloc area, which has been notorious for the internet issues here, so it's not entirely inner city.

        • crc32 on 04/04/2018 - 05:22

          @dyl:

          I moved from a regional city with FTTH NBN to inner city Melbourne with shitty ADSL2. That's why I signed up with Uniti.

    • j33prong on 03/04/2018 - 18:33
      +1

      It is a bargain for what it is.

      Wireless ISPs require a large capital outlay to sign up a customer. There's the wireless dish/router hardware itself, as well as a 4-8 man-hours to visit the site, mount and align the dish, run ethernet POE cable, terminate cables, etc. Then when you leave them, they have to pay someone to come and remove all the equipment.

      With wireless ISPs, you can sign up for a shorter contract (or no contract at all), but you will pay much higher setup costs that reflect the above cost to the ISP.

      Compare that to ADSL or NBN where signing up a customer involves re-patching a cable in an Exchange (or it's entirely in software)

      Their monthly fees are higher as running a wireless ISP is very different from ADSL/NBN infrastructure. They also seem to be very careful not to oversubscribe their access points and speeds (barring technical difficulties) are excellent, even in peak times.

      If you're stuck with 3.5Mbit ADSL and no NBN in sight, 100/40Mbit with Uniti is well worth the cost.

      • [Deactivated] on 03/04/2018 - 18:44
        +1

        Yeah I missed that it was wireless, my apologies. I probably should have read more of the post…

  • 0xdragon on 03/04/2018 - 18:26
    +1

    I wish I had something in my area like this. I don't have NBN (fee of $300 to connect) or ADSL access and data plans are expensive.

    • klaw81 on 04/04/2018 - 10:24

      What's the $300 fee about? Sounds strange…..

  • crc32 on 04/04/2018 - 05:26
    +1

    I've been with Uniti for nearly 3 months and I'm very happy with the service. I'm on the 50/10 Raptor plan and consistently get those speeds.

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