Not surfing/windsurfing related but I am just checking internet providers over there. it seems most of the providers use a data limit every month ... What is the best and most reliable internet in Oz ? I am after unlimited fast internet as I will be working from home mostly and I need lots of data as I will have to upload websites and databases daily.

Many thanks

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TheFrenchy said..
I am after unlimited fast internet ......and I need lots of data as I will have to upload websites and databases daily.

What?

Here??

In Australia???




we badly need a ROTFLMAO smily thingo


stephen

Huh ?

Check my title and you'll get your answer ;)

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TheFrenchy said..
Huh ?

Check my title and you'll get your answer ;)

What stephen means is that anyone hoping for a good internet connection in Australia must be joking.

Some of us are still using tin cans and string.

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Harrow said..

TheFrenchy said..
Huh ?

Check my title and you'll get your answer ;)

What stephen means is that anyone hoping for a good internet connection in Australia must be joking.

Some of us are still using tin cans and string.

Beat me to it. Mark still seems to be on the cup-and-string plan . . .

I am not good with sarcasm guys (even on text) haha - I am sure guys have decent internet ? or still with cup-and-string plan ??

iinet or TPG offer great value. Telstra is generally more expensive. If you know where you will be living check out the NBN website to see if you will have a broadband connection - might dictate where you live !

www.nbnco.com.au/

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Ted the Kiwi said..
iinet or TPG offer great value. Telstra is generally more expensive. If you know where you will be living check out the NBN website to see if you will have a broadband connection - might dictate where you live !

www.nbnco.com.au/

Awesome thanks for helping

Telstra used to charge you for going over your limit. The 0.15c/kB (or whatever it was) didn't sound much, but a lot of people got a shock when they received a $20,000 monthly bill after downloading a few movies.

So, read the fine print!

Optus is another one of the big players that provides a 'cable' connection for you to check out.

That is ridiculous. When I hear this I feel like going back in 2000 when I had my first ADSL connection back in France.