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Here's a deal on 25/10 nbn® internet for you :)
nbn 25/10
Unlimited data
No lock-in contract
Australian-based support
nbn 25/10 Unlimited Data $47/Month Ongoing (No Contract) @ Solitary Technology
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MarketingLSolitaryTechnology on 02/03/2025 - 18:49 solitarytech.com.au (2355 clicks)
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I have read theories that the 25 speed plan on NBN might not last long, might be hard to confirm or confirm it will exist for a long time either, any thoughts on this? What I'm hoping happens is all of the plans will bump up a notch in speed for the same price, but that is wishful thinking.
You’ll have to ask nbn about that one!
I’d say the 25/10 plans are here to stay. The 12/1 plan is likely to be dumped in the next few months/years etc.
100/20 will be going up to 500/50 in September this year. It’s up to the RSP what they do with pricing
Haha wishful indeed. You know we're all just gonna have to pay more.
nice. anything for 50/20?
Our 50/20 plan is $79/month :)
Unfortunately not as good of a deal as this
how about 50/10 for $69/month? XD
Wow cheap for a reason after looking at the comments
no such thing as a free lunch
Dont suppose this plan is also for Fixed wireless NBN?
Yes, it is! :)
Is it cgnat ony?
Only option for static ip?A static IP bolt-on is available for $5/month by contacting support via phone, email or live chat.
This deal is CGNAT by default. Our other services come with a real-world routable IPv4 address.
Are new customers required to do a credit check, or ID check?
No, all our residential plans are prepaid and this do not require a credit check.
Would this be a good option to move from ABB in Perth? I’ve found them to be great (25/10 too), but would save $10 a month, just don’t follow the comments about Sydney (would this plan not be good for WA?). Sorry, bit out of the loop on NBN.
If you don’t care about latency and gaming. This plan will be fine. General web browsing and 4K streaming will be fine
Thanks very much for this info - sounds like it could be an option and I just checked, I think it would save $24 a month. Neither of us game so if it would cover streaming + simultaneous phone browsing of Instagram etc then it would be fine I think. Might give it a go!
have a look at FUBAR NBN. They have a perth POP and only $3 more a month. I am also in WA and FUBAR is the only "Cheap" provider with a perth POP
https://www.itsfubar.com.au/data-services/nbn-tc4/
Moving to Buddytelco (same network as ABB but CGNAT only) would save you $10+ per month as well.
That’s $65 for 25/10, this is $47
Sorry, which part of my post was incorrect?
Will the network still be the same for $47 per month?
Hey OP, I'm with iPrimus atm, how long does it normally take to churn over?
Hi,
Churns are usually complete within 12 hours. Churning from iPrimus, you may need to change your modem from PPPoE to IPoE/DHCP.
We can help with that if needed :)
New adult here. I've just bought a 75C855. This wouldn't be sufficient for us to stream 4k per the TV's capabilities, whilst using our phones and laptops for web browsing/tiktok right?
It’d likely be fine, but it depends where you stream the 4K from. Netflix will usually buffer ahead a bit and not saturate it anyway. Probably wouldn’t expect to load up many other videos etc though (TikTok’s not going to matter).
Hopefully it means you can avoid TikTok and web browsing while watching your 4K Netflix show…
Have you considered that 2 different people in one household may be doing 2 different things independently of each other?
Don't be ridiculous!
Solid price on that speed tier. Rare to see below $50 ongoing (ie not having to constantly churn). Will move a couple of clients over very likely as nobody wants to look after existing customers anymore.
Any landline bundle with call divert to mobile??
Looking for your opinion @Twix!
Any cheap standby business plans that can immediately upgraded to a faster speed when needed?
Launtel
If you need to near-instantly raise/lower your speed tier at a moment's notice, I recommend looking elsewhere as service upgrades/downgrades are not yet automated in our client portal.
Hi OP, do you offer residential VOIP home phone plans?
My parents are currently on a 50/20 plan and they only ever watch Youtube once a week, maybe less but they want to keep their home phone number…
We do offer unlimited residential VoIP for $15/month. Alternatively, we can just redirect all calls to their home phone to a mobile number.
Shoot through an email [email protected] and we'll get you sorted :)
nice deal.
But how long will it stay at this price?
Hi OP, I'm also after plan with VOIP, but prefer PAYG. Any option cheaper than $15/m?
Note, it’s just for emergency backup in our regional area with weak mobile signal playing havoc with Wifi Calling
Hi,
We don't offer any PAYG VoIP plans, and cannot recommend VoIP for emergency use :)
If you're after PAYG, CrazyTel does offer very affordable PAYG plans that will work with our nbn service.
On WiFi calling - Often, switching into airplane mode will improve WiFi calling in poor coverage areas, as your phone won't try to connect to a phone tower, only to be disconnected.
Hey, my internet has become super patchy today, so considering changing to you guys. Can you please advise if:
1: I sign up, does that automatically take over my exisiting no lock in contract plan with another company? As in I don’t have to talk or deal with them anymore.
2: How quickly can the changeover occur? Would it happen today/ tomorrow?Cheers!
Hey! 👋
- Yes, the nbn transfer process will automatically cancel your current plan. You should receive an email from your previous provider confirming cancellation within 24 hours. If you don't, it's best to contact them to make sure they cancelled your plan.
- If you ordered now, your service would most likely be active tonight.
If, after you switch, you're still experiencing issues, get in touch and we'll raise a fault with nbn.
:)
Legend! Sold!
Thanks heaps for the quick reply, fingers crossed it changes over tonight and no issues but could be NBN fault.
Cheers mate!
@nokidsandthreemoney : You noted "As in I don’t have to talk or deal with them anymore".
Tip: It is always best to let your existing supplier know to cancel your account on XX date regardless.
Reason: Their accounts systems may not be aware that you have churned away, In turn a new invoice could be created after the fact, sillly I know but happens. By letting them know ensures that there are no surprise charges or invoices if that makes sense?Thanks heaps for the heads up, that’s excellent advice and probably just saved me $65! You’re a gem!
Oh……and "DO NOT" cancel prior to churning to alternate supplier as you account needs to be active. I usually recommend in setting the transfer date to be a few days (excluding weekends) before existing plan expires to save doubling up on charges as existing supplier doesn't refund. Just let them know in advance.
@Borg: Very good advice - After an nbn service is disconnected, there is a ~24 hour wait until another service can be ordered :)
I’m somewhat a heavy user (3-5TB per month). Does this cost you extra? If so I probably will go with a bigger company so they can absorb it :)
you are 1000% Much better off going with FUBAR NBN if in any state other than sydney. Only $3 a month more but POP in each state so all your traffic doesn't have to go to Sydney first. I am enjoying this competition around the 25/10 plan that is enough for Majority of Aussie homes
."you are 1000% Much better off" Really?
That’s a bit rude towards OP and Solitary Technology who are just putting it out there with is Post that this "decent" deal is available. Do you have some stats to back this up i.e. that they are going to be much worse?Yes? All data will need to travel across the country if you are anywhere other then sydney. In WA your ping will go from 5-8ms to 50-60ms (close to adsl ping speeds). This can cause massive issues for modern sites that needs to load a ton of small items or gaming in a house. this is also important for parts of Aus that dont have a direct link to Sydney like rural homes that need to go Home -> Capital city -> Sydney as these pings can go even higher. In Fact the website should probs put a disclaimer on their site about this.
Weird post - unless you're gaming, none of that matters. Your grandparents won't notice any difference.
ADSL ping speeds are absolutely fine for none-gaming uses.
@Nom: Totally agree. It's getting ridiculous how people love to jump in only to criticise deals like these especially where we are talking about 25/10 here. They aren't high end plans where ping speeds are important for gaming or the likes.
If you live in WA then indeed you need to be across who is where if Ping speed is essential but not on a 25/10 plan.
@Borg: FUBAR NBN is $3 more enough for a much better experience if anywhere other then Sydney? Where am I wrong im so confused why the pushback. Anything realtime that cannot buffer will be better. Video calls, wifi calling if your phone goes over to that, General web browsing all will be snappier with a POP in your capital city.
Thanks
Signed up, interested to see how it goes and how long the price will last!
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Could probably stream 5 FTA channels at once at max quality and still have no issues… People vastly overestimate their bandwidth usage.
Most of the free to air apps are 2.5mbps~.