New service from the postal company I guess.
Seems cheaper than other telcos for the initial 6 months, could save the 50 bucks then jump to another 6 month deal?
| Speed tier | Typical evening speed | Monthly cost (first 6 months) | Monthly cost (ongoing) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12/1 | 11Mbps | $40.50 | $54 |
| 25/10 | 24Mbps | $48 | $64 |
| 50/20 | 48Mbps | $55.50 | $74 |
| 75/10 (Fixed Wireless Only) | 66Mbps | $55.50 | $74 |
| 100/20 | 97Mbps | $70.50 | $94 |
| 100/40 | 97Mbps | $78 | $104 |
| 250/25 (FTTP and HFC only) | 200Mbps | $93 | $124 |
| 1000/50 (FTTP and HFC only) | 250Mbps | $115.50 | $154 |
Note sure post shop accepts those discounted stamps you can get from ebay as payments when you get the bill :)
Australia Post Broadband 25% discount offer applies to new customers on their initial purchase and following 5 renewals on any Australia Post Broadband (AP Broadband) plan. Initial purchase to receive discount must occur between 26 September 2022 and 9 January 2023, remaining 5 renewals by 9 July 2023. Discount does not apply to new development fee. Speeds experienced may be lower. Typical evening speeds are based on customer averages between 7pm-11pm each day and are not a guaranteed minimum. Other fees may apply to connect your premises to the network, including a new development fee. The AP Broadband service is provided by Australian Postal Corporation on the nbn™ network and you must have an approved modem to operate on that network. Usage subject to Fair Go Policy.
Internet connection type: Dynamic or IPOE or DHCP
Best of luck. Hopefully they have a different department looking after support than their business hub support..