[VIC, NSW] GigaComm FTTDP 100/25 $55/Month, 1000/50 $79/Month, 12-Month Contract (New Customers, Selected Buildings) @ GigaComm

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tdonovic on 10/12/2024 - 11:23 gigacomm.net.au (392 clicks)
Last edited 10/12/2024 - 23:26 by 2 other users

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GigaComm is only available in some apartment buildings, but if you are in inner Sydney or Melbourne you may be able to get it.

It seems like the cheapest and best internet you can get from my research, when your options are TPG/NBN FTTB or GigaComm.

200/50 plan $65 per month.

Really good notes from a technical dude Alex Swift here describing the process and how they can be cheaper than other providers. Also lots of discussion on Whirlpool.

It looks like in some cases you might even be able to have both TPG or NBN as well was GigaComm installed at the same time, so its not a huge risk to get it.

Offer ends 20th Dec, so worth signing up for $120 off for the year if you are in the market. The offer page says 15th but when you go to sign up it says the 20th.

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  OzBaggins on 10/12/2024 - 11:27

  +2

  Checked my address and it says they only service apartment buildings

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    ColPow11 on 10/12/2024 - 11:41

    Yes, same.

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  Bargaphile on 10/12/2024 - 11:32

  Sorry, GigaComm currently only services apartment buildings. Thank you for your enquiry!

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  cwakening on 10/12/2024 - 11:54

  +1

  I've used Gigacomm for a while. It has been a bit unreliable for me, but when it is working, it is a rock solid 1Gbps.

  Much better than my terrible FTTN NBN that synced at ~50Mbps, and 5G which was pretty similar and dropped out constantly.

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  TaurusHead on 10/12/2024 - 12:05

  12-Month Contract

  Done that once for gym membership(unknowingly), never doing it again deliberately!

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  zan5hin on 10/12/2024 - 13:03

  It was recently installed in my apartment and I asked the sales guy I spoke to on the phone what happens if I want to go back to NBN.

  His response is "you'll never want to go back to NBN"

  I said "someone on product review mentioned that you do something to physically change the connection to the copper in my apartment or the building and to go back to NBN there is $150 charge"

  He said I'm not able to check that information. I said can you ask someone and let me know? And he never called me back

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  GenericQuigles on 10/12/2024 - 13:24

  I had Gigacomm in my building for a few months, but it was super unreliable. Connection dropped out constantly and their support was woeful in being any help, just blaming my equipment.

  I ended up switching back to NBN and my connection went back to being stable as it was before. I'd avoid.