Superloop: Boosted Cashback up to $85 for New Superloop Customers (e.g. $65 Cashback with $69/Month NBN 100/20) @ TopCashBack AU

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Better deal than last time this deal was posted 3 months ago.

This is for new customers to superloop who signup to a plan today

Cashback amounts, vary depending on plan you signup
Superloop Cashback

All Other Purchases $10

Lightspeed 1000/50 $85

Superfast 250/25 $80

Power Home 100/40 $70

Family 100/20 $65

Extra Value 50/20 $60

100/20 $69/M, 100/40 $75/M, 250/25 $85/M, 1000/50 $99/M for 6 Months + Free eero 6+ Router (New Customers, Min 18mo) @ Superloop

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Referral: random (3111)

Referrer gets $35, referee gets $10 (after $10 of earned cashback within 180 days of signing up).

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Comments

    • +1

      Where is it 6 month lock in? These are the cashback amounts and you get 6 months at special rates on most superloop plans.

      • Yeah, the 6 months is just for the introductory pricing offer.

  • Shopback upsized cashbacks usually goes much higher; 109 & 99 and you get maximum cashback regardless of the plan. I don't see any bargain here.

    • currently $63 - when was it higher direct?

      • search on Ozbargain, you might see someone posted.

      • Not from shopback but from econnex which expired on 28th for 100 cashback….
        https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/852923

        • +2

          Econnex are a con. This is much better

          • @clx: I've read some of the negative reviews on here before, but I've been signing up through Econnex for a few years now and have had no problems. Though I still take precautions by using subaddressing when signing up, so I would know if they sold my info.

      • It was $99 just a few days ago. They go $99 and $109 a few times a month.

    • My $99 from May didn't track and they rejected my claim ffs.

  • +5

    Signed up via ShopBack a few months ago. I love Superloop/exetel. Very happy with their speed. Shame we need to keep switching to get a decent speed at a cheaper price.

    • Same here. I usually switch between Superloop and Exetel, but Exetel no longer has any cashback partnerships.

  • $65 Cashback with $69/Month Family NBN 100/20

    best value nbn deal now given possibly no cashback with Optus Flybuys, and Pronto 50/20 no longer $49?

  • +30

    Don't forget 30 day notice now to churn out

    • +4

      Most valuable comment here

    • +2

      So basically you have to notice them on the day you join if you intend to use it for 1 month only?

    • +6

      According to someone on ozbargain, you can goto the TiO and put in a complaint about the 30 day nonsense. It is annoying to do, but if enough people do this maybe they can get rid of this silly 30 day notice nonsense, given that they will reverse the 30 days and have to pay a fee to the TIO for the complaint.

      • -1

        I just call them and nicely explain that I am not aware I needed to give notice. I mentioned that I typically switch between Superloop and another provider without needing to give notice before. Ask if it is a new procedure, even though you know the answer to it, and ask what they could do to assist. They will sort it out.

        I did the same thing with Exetel. But now, I just put the bloody date on my calendar.

        • +1

          I tried this with Superloop went I left them and the customer support person was incredibly rude and refused to do anything, she even locked my account so I couldn't even print out any previous invoices/information. Scummy company, wouldn't recommend.

          • @reptilescorpio: Sorry to hear that, mate. I believe Superloop outsources their customer support from India. It's strange they took it personally. You should have copies of those invoices in your email, though.

    • +2

      So on the 5th month you will have to notify them?

    • +1

      I remember read somewhere if you churn to other provider you don't have to give a month notice. Only when you are terminate the service. But this is from exetel.

      I am currently with Exetel can still churn to super loop?

      • Not sure about that, but it may also be dependent on the nbn technology you have as you can have more than one connection on a fttp connection and its not a churn process.

        Remember that the aim of the 30 days notice is to make more profit, so they will try to implement it wherever they can. Another feature of the 30 day notice is that it may prevent you from limited time specials such as this cashback deal.

      • Sure you can.

      • +3

        Still have to provide Superloop with 30 days’ notice.

    • Yes just left Exetel and was expecting to have to serve this 30 day period but pleasingly the customer service rep on the phone let my end of cycle date be the disconnection date, saving me about two weeks, so seems like there's a degree of discretion.

  • I am on $89 on leaptel 1000/50 should I switch to this one to have better speed on connecting Asian web

    • +2

      You will probably get better speed staying with leaptel

      • Speed is reasonably fast but unable to make FaceTime call to Asian countries.

        • +2

          Have you found the problem to be your ISP? Or it is at the server end or the eqipment of the Asian country that you are FaceTiming?

        • Are you perhaps Facetiming someone in China?

    • +2

      Leaptel customer support is lightyears ahead of SL.

    • Leaptel has one of the better routes to Asian countries from Australia, you probably won’t get better with other ISPs

  • Anyone know minimum number of days you have to keep internet active for cashback?

  • Good luck getting cashback from TopCashback.

    If for some reason it doesn’t track, you’re screwed. The “missing claim” process doesn’t work and they don’t appear to have actual customer support staff to help. Avoid.

    • +1

      Hi. What exactly do you mean when you say the missing claim process doesn't work? Once you lodge a claim you immediately receive an acknowledgment response via email, then we wait until the merchant responds to the claim. At that time we either approve it, decline it, or reach back out to you for more information (based on the merchant’s findings). And we definitely do have support staff. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to me directly via this channel. All the best.

      • tightarse - didn't you used to represent Cashrewards? I seem to remember there was valued community member who was associated with that group

        • Please see here :)

          • @tightarse: I was a Superloop ( myreplublic transfer ) customer before (23) and does that mean i am ineligible?

      • My claim is stuck at “Waiting for TopCashback” status. There was no email confirmation. I’ve left multiple messages on the claim ticket asking what I need to do to progress the ticket - no response.

        I’ll send you pm, if you could help that would be great.

    • Agree

  • What access technology does this plan have?

  • Just signed up. Will let you know if it tracks properly.

    • First snag. Don't use direct debit, I'm FTTP and expected the order to go straight through. You can still pay manually to avoid the surcharge but CC details allow the order to be instant.

      • Why don't use direct debit?

        • +1

          If you put credit card details on the signup application and are on FTTP, it will go straight through. If you use direct debit, it holds for 2-3 business days. I was trying to get it to churn over today.

          • +1

            @ChatPTG: Thanks. Then I can use direct debit because I don't need it instantly.

          • @ChatPTG: With direct debit did it request your identity to do a credit check? I heard superloop does a credit check, I signed up with CC and it didn't ask me to verify licence/passport etc.

            Curious if you need to provide that info if paying via direct debit

            • @Brick50: Not yet but maybe I will get something tomorrow.

    • Cashback already showing "pending" in my account.

  • -4

    I am with More 50/10, and I decided to switch to Superloop’s 100/20 plan.

    I paid More, but now with Superloop, I pay for more internet speed and value!

    Or

    I paid More. Now I pay for more.

  • Unfortunately I just joined Scoop4 days ago, with the code finder40 for 250/25. Unfortunately there is a problem on line using that code, so I called the Scoop CS and He allowed that. Finally I got it with $79/month x 6 months, then 119/month. Do not have any cashback for Topcashback or similar. So far so good. Typical speed at peak hour 230/20.
    Much better speed when I access Hong Kong, China and US web sites when compared with More, my last NBN.

    Maybe this is a better deal than mine if the cashback works.

  • How long do I need to stay with them for the cashback?

  • Nothing for opticomm customers??? :(

    • +1

      They assume Opticomm customers are having constant outages so likely don’t need deals.

      Worst decision of my life buying land in an Opticomm only estate. Pair that with Superloops abysmal support and I’ve had perhaps 6 weeks of working internet since Feb this year

      • True 😂😂😂
        Probably that's why we should be given more discounts to compensate with the outages😜
        Building a another house in a new estate and luckily there is no opticomm there. 🙏

  • I am moving house in just over a month and wanted to churn over to SL, will it be OK to sign up this early out?

  • Looks like they charge $5 monthly for static IP but Exetel provides them for free.

  • Watch out for their 30 day notice to cancel in the fine print!

  • Cashback tracked 15 mins after sign up, good stuff.

  • I've also just signed up. A deal too good to refuse - thanks TA. Fingers crossed for a smooth transition.

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