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Only themselves to blame for increasing prices. Just checked it’s $79 RRP for NBN50 FTTC. Madness.
No, it hasn’t always been. I paid $59pm (first 6 months) for NBN50 with ABB 4 months ago. Also got the first month free. Regular price for NBN50 per the contract was $69. They recently upped it to $79.
Yep. Churned from ABB yesterday. Upped their prices and reduced their speed (100/40) down to 100/20). Simple choice really.
They'll need at least $20 to match Superloop's limited time deal and most of Mate's everyday prices if you're not picky.
I am on Mates, and the speed is really good at all times. Average speed is around 92Mbps. $79 for 100/20, no contract, no setup fee. Really happy so far.
And Mates don't use CG-NAT. I moved from ABB to Mates 3 months ago, saving me 25$ per month for 100/20. (ABB charge 5$ for public ip).
thanks :D
gonna try mate for a month so i can switch back to superloop as a new customer
after 6mth,price increase
Don't go with these guys. I transferred from SL only to get a price hike 3 months later. Fuxxors.
easy enough to change back if they do that
I moved from ABB 50/20 $79 to Tangerine 100/20 for $75 a month for the first 6 months, after which I’ll go to Mate NBN 100/20 for $79 (both Tangerine and Mate use Vocus).
Thanks for letting us know
Price hike during a health pandemic/global recession. Would have to be the biggest bunch of twats running this company.
it seems counter intuitive but actually the demand on retail ISPs rocketed as everyone is working from home - therefore it put strain on their system, which has capacity but probably closed the buffer that they normally have. I agree a 10%-15% price increase is a little steep and I'll probably churn away at the end of this month as a result.
I tried putting the code in and it said "Invalid promo/referral code provided" I then changed my address and tried the same code and it worked! Anyway know what's going on?
Came across this wholesale price list from nbnco outlining their wholesale charges. Anyone thinking NBN end user providers are doing it tough might find this price list food for thought - there's anywhere from $20 - $70 per home customer/month profit in these figures, it's a handsome amount of money to be made in this business by the looks of it. Oh and a new customer account or change in speed results in a wholesale charge of $22 that's why everyone can afford to have month to month plan contracts now.
Anyone thinking NBN end user providers are doing it tough might find this price list food for thought
Except the price list that you’ve found is the unbundled plans with no CVC inclusion, every RSP uses the bundled AVC/CVC plans - see page 152
fair enough maybe not quite as much profit, but there's still a good 50% markup on many of the plans.
Average price for Home Fast - $90-$100 - wholesale price $58-$65
Average price home superfast - $120 - wholesale price $68
Average Price home Ultrafast - $140 - wholesale price $80Entry level users are a bit skinny $10-$20 per month per customer but those with large households and 4k streaming needs - biggggg $$$$$$
I stand by my first comment they are raking in the dollars…
I stand by my first comment they are raking in the dollars…
You do realise there’s much more to an internet connection than just the ‘last mile’ connection that NBN supply, don’t you?
Trying to get some of those superloop customers back