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Telecube NBN Offers - e.g. 100/40 1000GB $70 Per Month - No Contract, $0 Setup

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Telecube NBN Offers - e.g. 100/40 1000GB $70 Per Month - No Contract, $0 Setup
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Store Reptelecube on 04/05/2018 - 03:39 telecube.com.au (4642 clicks)
Last edited 08/05/2018 - 10:54 by 1 other user

Hello again Ozbargainers .. here's some more discounted internet for you.

Please click through the offer link below or click the [Go To Deal] button on the right to go to the offer page, you need to click through one of the offers on that page to get the special pricing.

Ozbargain Offer

The top plans in each speed tier:
100/40 1000GB $70/month
50/20 1000GB $60/month <== best value
25/5 1000GB $50/month

All plans include
- Unlimited offpeak downloads
- Unmetered uploads
- DID and inbound calls to a voip extension at no cost

New - Livechat Support
8:30am - 6pm weekdays
9:30am - 5pm Saturday

Note: If you are on HFC please contact support before placing an order, in most cases we are unable to fast churn HFC services and downtime can be 1 - 2 weeks.

Extended to the 10th May

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  • cray on 04/05/2018 - 03:59
    +1

    I caved. Switched from 50/20 500gb $60 to the 100/40 500gb $65.

    • WantToPayLess on 04/05/2018 - 07:28
      +1

      I am on the 50/20 500gb $60 too. Am wondering if I can "switch" to the 50/20 500gb $55 now being offered?

      • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 07:46
        +2

        yep you can

        • WantToPayLess on 04/05/2018 - 08:40

          Thanks! Just did it and yes it confirmed the $5 saving per month. This helps to offset the extra cost I am paying for concurrent NBN services when Telecube provisioned NBN before processing the phone porting…

        • Click_It on 04/05/2018 - 08:51

          Applying the same logic, I'll be able to switch from the 25/5 1000GB $50 to 50/20 1000GB $60?

          Awesome, I asked for this very deal recently so I'm glad you have delivered!

        • roshanrbb on 04/05/2018 - 14:22

          Just did that this morning and can confirm its saying a savings of $5 on the 50/20 500gb plan! Great

        • Tythefly86 on 06/05/2018 - 11:53

          Why does it take 1-2 weeks for hfc downtime?? I recently went from buzz Telco to aussie BB and my downtime was literally 1 hour and I am on HFC. I would like a better deal but if it's going to take you 2 weeks to do something another company can do in an hour doesn't give me much confidence in the ability of your company. Can you answer why this is the case?

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 06/05/2018 - 16:19

          @Tythefly86: it's a provisioning limitation on our wholesale providers platform

        • bennybaubles on 01/06/2018 - 12:28

          What a disgrace.
          This price increase ($69 currently to $85 or reduce speed by half and save $4) is a joke. The only way it can look is that you sucked all these ozbargainers onboard to then jack up the prices. Other companies put the prices up for new customers and look after the earlier subscribers. I encourage all ozbatgainers to subscribe to Aussie Broadband and to ditch these dodgy bastards.

    • m13 on 04/05/2018 - 07:30

      Just done the same here. Back to the old MR speeds, and $65 is still a great price!

    • shaybisc on 04/05/2018 - 08:49

      I went the other way, from 25/5 to 12/1. I was maxing out at 15, more often at 6 or 7 for downloads so figured I might as well go to the 12- how much lower could they get me? Since I went down my speed has actually gone up- bang on 11 last few times I've tested.

  • [Deactivated] on 04/05/2018 - 04:00

    I'm on the original $69 whirlpool with daily usage limits, I wonder if this is worth changing for $1 extra.

    • cray on 04/05/2018 - 04:02

      What's the 69 deal? If you don't need 1000gb go for the 500gb 100/40 for $65. Definitely one of the cheapest at the moment.

    • thisispants on 04/05/2018 - 06:36

      I'm also on that plan. Interesting idea to change.

    • kingmw on 04/05/2018 - 10:07

      I think it is worth the change for the unlimited uploads.

      Could even downgrade my plan to 500Gb but decided not to for the moment.

    • peanut48 on 04/05/2018 - 20:56

      I'm on the same 100/40 1000GB $69 plan but didn't know there were daily usage limits. Where can I find the info on the plan I have? I want to know what the extra $1 will get me, considering I paid a setup fee!

      • sween64 on 05/05/2018 - 08:56
        +1

        I'm on a $69 plan with no daily usage limits. Email support and they will advise, my guess is all daily usage limits have been removed.

      • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 05/05/2018 - 09:01
        +2

        there are no daily usage limits, that was something we had in the very first plans when we started, it's been removed now

      • kingmw on 05/05/2018 - 09:06

        Well their website isn't that helpful but I signed up to this deal which counts uploads and downloads. Also the setup fee is gone, changing plans won't affect it.

        https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/358204

        I don't think that this deal had daily usage limits.

        • badonde on 05/05/2018 - 10:59

          Old plans did have daily usage limit of 10 percent monthly cap / day. Also hourly usage limits during peak time.

          But you did get Netflix unmetered.
          Pretty sure daily and hourly limits now not enforced.

  • kuripot on 04/05/2018 - 04:00

    Hi, Do you offer voice on UNI-V port? Thanks

    • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 07:46

      we don't sorry, you will need a voip device

      • kuripot on 04/05/2018 - 12:12
        1. Do your provide SIP details?
        2. VoIP service linked to data service IP?

        Thanks

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 12:31

          You add extensions in the portal and get the sip details from there

          i'm sorry i don't understand your second question

    • spaceflight on 04/05/2018 - 08:23
      +1

      Gigaset phones are good if you need a VoIP suggestion

      • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 09:27
        +1

        Or just use an old mobile phone, running a SIP client and connecting through WiFi.

        If you don't have an old mobile phone, Coles and Woolies regularly have new mobile phones for about $29. Doesn't matter if they're carrier locked, you're not using the mobile network.

        • Jonski on 04/05/2018 - 11:34

          Hey mate. Am interested how this works. Do you have a guide as such. Thank you in advance and apologies as im not too techy

        • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 13:02
          +7

          @Jonski:

          VOIP is just a service supplied through the internet. Any computer connected to the internet, including smartphones, has the ability to do VOIP. All you need is a program or app that can communicate to the internet, in the way required for VOIP. For Android phones, I recommend the app cSipSimple.

          With a VOIP app, you will have to enter a few details that were emailed to you by your VOIP provider, in essence these are your "login" details so the app can establish communications with the VOIP provider. Once that is done, and the app has communications with the VOIP provider (usually to the internet through WiFi), you are able to make and receive calls through the app. Your VOIP provider will supply you with a "regular" phone number, like (03) 9xxx xxxx, which is how everyone calls you, whether they have VOIP or not.

          You can also install the app on a phone that is connected to the mobile phone network. Then it can get a little bit confusing, because your phone can receive calls in two ways, through the mobile phone network and through VOIP. It's a lot simpler to have a dedicated phone for VOIP, so connect that phone to the internet via WiFi, and don't put a SIM card into that phone.

          VOIP has many more features than "normal" phone networks. For example, if you go on holidays, say to New Zealand, take your VOIP phone with you, connect to your hotel's WiFi, and you'll still receive calls from people calling your (03) 9xxx xxxx number. No long-distance charges! And you can still call people back in Australia, the costs are no different than if you were making the call from Sydney.

        • PriUdu on 04/05/2018 - 15:01

          @Russ: Thank you @Russ 1 !

        • spaceflight on 04/05/2018 - 18:05
          +1

          Good idea. Telecube also provides a licenced app for free with their VoIP plans called Cloud Soft Phone which has licenced codecs like g729.

        • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 18:17

          @spaceflight:

          g729 is no longer licensed, its patents expired a year ago, and now it's royalty-free.

          I've been recommending people look at SipTalk as a provider, it's owned by Telecube and has cheaper rates than Telecube-branded VOIP. Siptalk don't appear to offer an app though.

          Telecube-branded VOIP seems more suited to business customers.

          Edit: I've just found a page on Siptalk that says it costs $65 to port a number to them, plus $4 a month ongoing! I'm not going to recommend them anymore to anyone wanting to port a number!

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 18:28

          @Russ:

          Edit: I've just found a page on Siptalk that says it costs $65 to port a number to them, plus $4 a month ongoing! I'm not going to recommend them anymore to anyone wanting to port a number!

          yeh that's not current .. the whole siptalk site needs an overhaul sorry, can you message me the link where you saw that please?

        • spaceflight on 04/05/2018 - 18:36

          @Russ:

          I thought that it had expired but apps still seem to want a fee to let you use the codec.

          The other good thing with the Telecube app is that it shows your account credit and there is no setup needed.
          To get it working you scan a QR code on the Telecube website.

          It is also possible to use VoIP on Android without any app which means that you get to use the default phone app so making calls is a little easier

        • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 18:39

          @telecube:

          the link where you saw that

          From the Siptalk homepage, click on "FAQ" at the bottom.

        • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 18:44

          @spaceflight:

          apps still seem to want a fee

          Yep, I think most VOIP apps haven't been upgraded for several years, so that bit wouldn't have changed.

          use VoIP on Android without any app

          I have heard that, but isn't that only from Android 5 or 6 onwards? As I'm recommending using an old phone, most likely that phone will be Android 4.

          I also recall reading that telco-locked phones tend to disable the VOIP abilities of Android. I can't find it on my Optus-locked Android KitKat (4.4) phone, even though I unlocked it.

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 18:49

          @Russ: thanks .. fixed

        • spaceflight on 04/05/2018 - 20:53
          +1

          @Russ:

          Yep, I think most VOIP apps haven't been upgraded for several years, so that bit wouldn't have changed.

          I think it would be why make it free when they can keep charging for it.

          I have heard that, but isn't that only from Android 5 or 6 onwards?

          I don't know, I have only set it up on newer phones so you could be correct.

  • cray on 04/05/2018 - 04:08

    Hi OP, I just changed my plan from 50/20 to 100/40. How long will it be before this gets processed? Have restarted my router. Cheers

    Account ID XXXXXXXX

    Mod: Removed account ID

    • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 07:47

      it's a manual process for us, it should be updated through the morning today

      • ro0sta on 04/05/2018 - 21:59

        OP, can you advise:

        • Do you block any ports and/or services
        • Do you offer static IP included in price?
        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 22:08
          +1

          we don't block ports but all services are provisione as CGNAT by default and aren't publicly reachable from the internet

          You can addon a dynamic ip address at not cost in the portal

          A static ip is $5.50 per month

        • someguycalledpaul on 05/05/2018 - 11:06

          @telecube:

          Can we have rDNS provisioned on the static IP?

          Paul

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 05/05/2018 - 14:21

          @someguycalledpaul: yes there's a $16.50 once off fee and $5.50/mth for rdns

  • hexedhavoc on 04/05/2018 - 04:34

    Does this come with a modem? my area will be getting nbn soon (hopefully no delays). Also, how long will this deal be around for?

    • alvian on 04/05/2018 - 04:47

      The deal page said no modem supplied. Of course you only need your own modem for FTTN/B/C. Deal expiry is in the post, 8 May.

    • Bobbymg on 04/05/2018 - 06:32
      +1

      The FTTP and FTTC comes with the NBN modem
      you just need any router
      the deal till 8th of May
      Cheers

      • akoli on 04/05/2018 - 11:50

        Note they don't support FTTC as yet. no ETA for when they will.

        • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 13:34

          Where did you see that information?

          I thought that as an NBN retailer, the last-mile technology makes no difference to them - they just forward the order to NBNco. It would only make a difference if they are helping a customer overcome a problem, the fault-finding steps will be different.

    • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 07:48

      we don't provide a modem, it's byo

      • Bobbymg on 04/05/2018 - 08:00

        Hi Rep
        just to clarify the modem is supplied by the NBN correct?
        Thats for the FTTP and FTTC!!
        Thanks
        Cheers

        • XeKToReX on 04/05/2018 - 08:45
          +1

          You'll still need your own router for FTTP/C

        • apptrack on 04/05/2018 - 09:20
          +1

          You'll need a router for FTTP and a VDSL2+ compatible modem/router for FTTC, FTTB, FTTN.

          Ensure you get the right device for your technology.

        • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 09:34
          +1

          @apptrack:

          No, just a router is needed for FTTC.

          From NBN website:
          "To use your FTTC service, you will need an FTTC nbn™ connection device and your Wi-Fi gateway. The nbn™ connection device will be provided to you so you can connect to the nbn™ broadband access network, however this will remain the property of nbn and should not be removed from the premises."

          "Wi-Fi gateway" is their way of saying WiFi router.

          The diagrams on the webpage make it clearer. Link: https://www.nbnco.com.au/learn-about-the-nbn/network-technol…

        • wreckedandjealous on 04/05/2018 - 10:14

          FTTP - NBN supply the NTD - you supply modem/router

        • doperst on 04/05/2018 - 14:09

          @Russ:
          Newbie here.
          I have an ADSL modem Linksys X3000, it has "Cable" port and can work as a router.
          Will I be able to plug it into the nbn connection device and use it as Wi-Fi gateway?

        • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 14:28

          @doperst:

          Sorry, I don't have that level of expertise.

          I do know that not all routers are suitable. You need one that can present your "credentials" to the NBN, so they know it's you.

  • UserInterface on 04/05/2018 - 05:12
    +1

    Do you guys have bpay?

    • crumbo85 on 04/05/2018 - 06:24

      Yes - they do

  • krazek on 04/05/2018 - 06:45

    If I watch a decent amount of 4k content on Netflix, is 1000gb enough?

    • follow on 04/05/2018 - 06:59

      Yes

    • sween64 on 04/05/2018 - 08:33
      +3

      4K Netflix uses 3.5GB to 7GB per hour. At 7GB that's 4.7hrs per day. Source

      • Homr on 05/05/2018 - 18:26

        huh? from your info, if you watch netflix 5hrs a day thats 7*5 which is 35gb a day. 35gb for 31days is 1085gb

  • nosrad on 04/05/2018 - 07:14
    +3

    Hi Rep,

    Can I sign up now and request a later connection date?

    • Letsrock on 04/05/2018 - 07:22
      +1

      Same question for me……

      • DamagedDingo on 04/05/2018 - 07:32
        +1

        And me.
        My connection date is supposed to be the 11th May according to TPG (I haven't seen that info anywhere else). But I'd like to take it up after my next pay on the 15th.

    • jazoom on 04/05/2018 - 07:36

      They did for me. They processed it about 5 weeks in the future without me reminding them.

    • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 07:49

      yep you can, leave details in the notes of the date you want the service activated

      • Nyanpassu on 04/05/2018 - 20:32

        What if I don't know the date. Nbn says I'm planned early next year.

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 20:45

          just say you're not rfs .. you'll need to contact us when your address is ready to connect

    • PLA74 on 04/05/2018 - 08:49

      Same question from me :)

    • Russ on 04/05/2018 - 10:01

      Can I sign up now and request a later connection date?

      You can also sign up when your area is not NBN-ready yet.

      I asked this question during the last deal, and signed up even though NBN won't be available to me for about a year. In the notes I said "My area is not NBN ready yet, please start the service once my area is enabled". Telecube sent back an email saying "Thanks for your NBN order. As you've identified, your address is not yet serviceable on the NBN network. Please reply to this email when it is serviceable and we'll process your order for you."

      When you do this, it is a little bit confusing. As you sign up, the Telecube website will ask you to put some money into the account, I think the minimum was $10. I put enough in to pay my first month's service, and that initially showed as credit in my account. The following day it was showing zero credit balance, I messaged the TC rep and he said "The credit is held aside from the account balance as it is allocated to the NBN service that you added."

  • hluu0111 on 04/05/2018 - 07:19
    +1

    my area 3021 has HFC connection. The note from OP makes me worried but I could not find any details on telecube site

    • follow on 04/05/2018 - 07:24

      If you're moving from another provider

    • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 07:49
      +2

      hfc is problematic .. please email support with your detail and ask the question

      • mily on 04/05/2018 - 09:34

        Hi Rep,

        What's the reason for Lost-Carrier? Is it normal for it to happen on a daily basis?
        I got two services churned last week, FTTN and FTTP, and got this Lost-Carrier issue repeated on both services with an interval between 6 hours to 2 days.
        It normally recovers within 5 minutes, sometimes 1 or 2 minutes, but it still annoyed the housemates in the middle of online gaming.
        I didn't notice this happening so often with MR in the past, neither got complaints from the housemates, could this be improved?

        Thanks.

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 09:47

          could you email support about it please ?

      • pufffdragon on 04/05/2018 - 17:06

        Is HFC problematic only for new connections or is it also problematic for already connected services?

        Aussie bb switched me from Buzz in 20minutes on HFC. I'm interested in this but not the 1-2wk downtime. Thanks

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 17:42

          yeh sorry it's a problem because of our carrier not being able to do hfc churns yet, we are hoping that will change by the end of this month

  • DamagedDingo on 04/05/2018 - 07:31
    • from there website
      NBN services are available in a range of speeds and data allowances,
      peak and offpeak periods have different amounts that you can
      choose from the options listed below.

    But I can't find the information on what amount of data is for which period as it's not listed below.

    • nosrad on 04/05/2018 - 08:09
      -1

      Unlimited offpeak. Read carefully.

      • DamagedDingo on 04/05/2018 - 08:29
        +1

        Yeah says that above, but not on the website.
        Personally, I still want to see that in the terms of the contract I am about to sign, not just on OZB.

        • Store Reptelecube @ Telecube on 04/05/2018 - 09:10
          +2

          please check back later this afternoon we will have it updated

        • deliciousturtle on 05/05/2018 - 11:13

          @telecube: Hi, I still don't see anything on the website stating unlimited offpeak downloads for these deals. Thanks.

  • Bellpop on 04/05/2018 - 07:42

    I’m 725m from the node so my max DL speed is 52mb/s. Obviously a 50/20 plan is better for me.

    I run a plex server so I need a static IP. Can anyone suggest the best value/performance? I’m currently with skymesh and get 1mb/s at evenings.

    Choice 1: Exetel 50/20 unlimited plan $59. Unlimited. Static IP. Whirlpool comments are positive. 18 month contract (but if it’s crap I think the TIO will help me leave without too many issues)

    Choice 2: Kogan 50/20 unlimited $59. Positive comments on whirlpool. Static IP. Comments mostly positive. No contract. Forced to buy their $90 modem even though I have my own nighthawk.

    Choice 3: Telecube 50/20 1000gb $60 + $5.50 static IP fee. Positive comments on whirlpool. No contract.

    Any suggestions, friends?

    • vger74656 on 04/05/2018 - 08:14
      +1

      Avoid Exetel like the plague, the rest I can't comment on unfortunately, but I will look into Kogan…

    • testeagles on 04/05/2018 - 08:17
      +2

      Why do you need a static for Plex? Plex runs fine with a dynamic. If you are that worried just set up a free duckdns address. Best practice is to connect to Plex via https://www.plex.tv/ as you are covered by Plex SSL certificate and all login info is kept private

      • Bellpop on 04/05/2018 - 10:43
        +1

        I always thought the options were static IP or CGNAT. didn't realise dynamic is OK. OK I've gone with TC. Fingers crossed. Thanks for your help!

    • ShortyX on 04/05/2018 - 08:26
      +1

      AussieBB?

    • [Deactivated] on 04/05/2018 - 08:30

      CHoice 3. they're really good, especially in peak time & support. which is where it matters.

      • Bellpop on 04/05/2018 - 10:42

        OK I've signed up to TC. Fingers crossed they aren't as bad as MyRepublic and SkyMesh. I haven't had a good run lately…

        • sween64 on 04/05/2018 - 10:43

          I think you'll be pleased

        • RandomFox on 04/05/2018 - 21:29

          What issues did you have with SkyMesh?

          Currently with them on NBN fixed wireless and have no issues besides maybe rare drop outs that typically only lasts a few seconds

        • Bellpop on 04/05/2018 - 21:40

          @RandomFox: evening speeds where I couldn’t even stream a Spotify song. Netflix wouldn’t play. Just buffer. Non peak times, like when I’m at work, were great if I was having a sickie..

        • bleemo on 09/05/2018 - 10:39
          +1

          OH many MyRepublic…they were good in the beginning but now my speeds have slowed to 5Mbps sometimes at night…pings of greater than 22ms even while I'm on the 'gamer plan'…so far no useful responses from their customer service…

    • ruddiger7 on 04/05/2018 - 08:34

      I went with Kogan - Has been great so far on a FTTP connection - 50/20 for $59. Modem was only $60 but works out for me as I didn't have one. Went from Optus 100/40 and haven't noticed a whole lot of difference in speed still crack a few mb/s with the torrents.

      • Bellpop on 04/05/2018 - 10:10
        +1

        thanks. u haven't noticed any slow torrents during peak times? I noticed with my republic, for example, after 6pm torrents downloaded at 1k/s.

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