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Telstra Bigpond ADSL Tip : Review your plan today!

Posted By Mr.Gadget Published in Broadband

Feb

Got back from the Philippines today and after doing some fiddling with my wi-fi router randomly checked the other available plans on Telstra Bigpond. I was elated to find that there were now faster ADSL plans available at a reduced cost however a little disturbed that I haven’t received any material on the new plans from Telstra.

I was on a BigPond ADSL Liberty (10GB) 512/128 kbps plan for $89.95 per month, which now isn’t even available in the current offerings list. Switched over to a BigPond ADSL Liberty (12GB) 1500/256 kbps for $69.95 per month – saving $20 per month, tripling my download speed and increasing data downloads by 2GB!

If you have Telstra Broadband ADSL, check out your ADSL plan now to see if you can upgrade and even save some cash! www.bigpond.com

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5 Responses to “Telstra Bigpond ADSL Tip : Review your plan today!”

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Marky Mark Says, in 2-12-2008 at 21:30:34

How about checking your alternative providers?
Here in Adelaide, I’m getting 40GB of ADSL2 speeds from Adam.com.au for 2/3 of the price you are paying for slower ADSL 10GB……

Bits & Pieces Says, in 2-13-2008 at 09:09:59

My Optus plan still beats it though.

Mr.Gadget Says, in 2-13-2008 at 14:50:05

Hi Mark, wow that’s a great deal. My wife works for Telstra so I get a little bit of a discount. Another reason why we’re still with Telstra is that we’re moving in the next couple of weeks (hopefully) so don’t want to go through the hassles of switching providers just yet.

Will be looking at iiNet’s naked DSL plans if it’s in the new area…

Stewart Says, in 3-14-2008 at 23:08:56

Thanks for the blog!…

Dwayne Black Says, in 4-9-2009 at 15:31:28

Just quietly i would be checking your plan and confirming it every 3-6 months. Technology is evolving rapidly as are ISPs. If a large ISP buys out another then the plans will change. IInet is probably my favourite at the moment. Once Ruddy brings in his fibre network then im sure all of us will have to check out our plans. The ISPs will go crazy trying to offer the best deals.