> I'm looking for one unlimited and unshaped ADSL plan, and I found these:
Unlimited and unshaped -- you're dreaming. I think ADSL2+ is cheaper than ADSL because the ISPs opt to install their own DSLAM on top of Telstra stuff. > 1. http://oznet.net.au/oznet/dsl/adsl.home.htm > and then ADSL Home Price > > 2. http://www.shiftreload.com.au/internet-access-pricing.asp > the best option would be ADSL 512-UL They are very uncompetitive plans. I don't know how they can do business at those rates. Must be some guy doing it as a hobby. > I wonder if these companies, which are very cheap compared to the > "mainstream" > as Telstra, offer a reliable service. The mainstream ISPs I'm aware of are TPG, Telstra Bigpond, Optus Cable and iinet. IMO stick with mainstream. They're cheaper. > Could anyone tell me something more (bad and good experiences) > than what is on > their webpages? I use TPG ADSL2+. I'm about 5-8 kms from a DSLAM, so I get about 2 mbits out of the theoretical 20 mbit speed. For $59.99 you get 50 gigs (30 gb peak, 20 gb offpeak). No game servers, no mirrors. Shaped to 64 kbits. For $69.99 you get 150 gigs (40 gb peak, 110 gb offpeak). I'm on an old plan ($59.99, 30 gb, shaped 128 kbits). I prefer staying on this as I need faster shaped speeds. And all my internet usage is during peak hours anyway. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
