-- I've done this same change about 3-4 weeks ago, and so far there have been no problems. The download speed you get depends on your distance from your exchange, I am about 3 km from mine (Subiaco) and get about 5100.
-- You don't get a detailed list of your non-local calls from iiNet, but this information is available under your toolbox info. You get the usual iiNet billing, ie first an email account notifying you of the amount which will be be charged to your credit card at a date ahead (14 days?), then a similar paper account mailed to you, after which your card is debited on the date set. This is quite convenient for me. -- My conversion was a little different, as my broadband was coming in on my fax line, not my phone line. However this just meant that both my lines were switched to iiNet rates. -- A minor point for most is that Telstra do give a rebate on their rental charge for one home line for a pensioner, and other carriers don't. HTH. David Noel / 2005 Apr 24 ============================================================= Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2005 10:49:21 +0800 From: Rod Blitvich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: WAMUG Mailing List <[email protected]> Subject: IiNet Broadband 2? Hi Please does anyone know if there is any reason why I should not convert my iiNet Broadband account to their Broadband 2 service? For the same price ($49.95 with iphone): EXISTING BROADBAND 512lite 512 download, 128 upload 6 +6 GB quota NEW BROADBAND 2 Light 1500 - 8000 download, 256- 1000 upload 10 + 10 GB quota I realise that existing phone lines may mean I don't get the maximum speeds, but surely it will still be faster than what I have got? Ta Rod ============================================================= From David Noel, Ben Franklin Centre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Mail: PO Box 27, Subiaco, WA 6008, Australia. Fax: +61-8-9388 1852. Websites: http://www.aoi.com.au. ------------------------------------------------------------
