Not sure if this belongs 'Internet' category, but it seemed the closest one available.
My parents currently have nbn with their home phone landline included on VoIP for free, but the problem with nbn there is that it slows to a crawl every time there is heavy rain. 5G Home is available at their address so I am looking to switching them over.
Is there any way I can keep their landline for any less than ~$30 a month? Most landline plans seem to be attached to nbn plans, and the handful of standalone ones that I have googled are at least $30. The 5G plan is already $10 more than their nbn plan, so I don't really want to add another $30 just to keep the landline…but it's a great number we've had for 30 years so would be nice to keep it if possible. If it's too expensive then they are OK to get rid of it, but thought I'd ask if anybody had any suggestions?
Thanks.
I reckon ditch the nbn line. Seems like they just want receive or makes calls only.
Get them on a 365d/12mth prepaid for ~$100+ some examples from googling https://www.whistleout.com.au/MobilePhones/Guides/365-long-e…
Also landline don’t work if nbn or power outage, so mobile gives you that extra bit of reliability imo.