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Evening all. 

 

As some of yas would know I've got wireless nbn connected at home. It goes 25 down and 5 up. 

 

I noticed that optus charges the same amount but offers 50/20 on wireless nbn.

 

Apart from paying out my current carrier (iinet) can anyone see why or why not to just swap tf over tomorrow?

 

It seems like a no brainer from here.

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find out what the "typical" speeds actually are, before changing, imho. But yeah, seems pretty straight-forward.

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The optus nbn tower is roughly the same distance as most of the towers here (500m) so I'm guessing that it'd be a similar ratio of on and off peak speeds.

 

Is there more to consider like how much bandwidth the carrier buys from nbn and then supplies per customer? I haven't looked into that yet and I don't know if it'd be public information if it even is a thing.

Edited by Puffwagon
Haha effn 'f' in off.
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bugger, congestion sucks big time...

 

Morning all, happy Thursday. Office day, yay...

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