🚀 go-pugleaf

Don't care about a ridiculous download speeds, only to burn the quota in 
10 minutes. I sync at 15mbps, but never really have a need to download 
at that speed - only if I'm in a real hurry to download some pr0n.

If Telstra wasn't so fucking gay, I'd be more than happy with 
256/256kbps or something which had a decent upload bandwidth, say for 
$29.95 a month, with Homeline Budget.

But then everyone would jump on the VoIP train, and fuck the PSTN 
revenue even more, wouldn't they?

So for now, to have any chance of VoIP being actually usable, especially 
if you actually need to use your Internet at the same time, you'll need 
ADSL2.

 > They dont mind

I think they do. Remember the whole FTTN ploy?


Michael wrote:
> "Nole Boaday" <nobody@home.net> wrote in message 
> news:44febcf9$0$26737$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
>> I was thinking about the same thing recently. I currently have:
>>
>> - iiNet ADSL2 Medium (the old plans) $49.95 month
>> - iiPhone (which was originally $29.95) $33.34,
>> - ... and free iiNetPhone (I signed up for their VoIP when it was 
>> completely free).
>>
>> It still adds up to $83 bucks, which is fucking expensive when you think 
>> about it.
> 
> Not at all. The current ADSL2 offers about, which offer a decent  download 
> and decent speed, are all about $70 each.
> 
>> I was going to change plans, up then I'd have to accept the stupid iiNet 
>> increased line rental ($34.95), and fucking PAY for VoIP now. So that 
>> would be $49.95 + $34.95 + $9.95 = $94.85 = Fucking RipOff.
> 
> Yeah, iinet's value have gone backwards
> 
>> I'm thinking in order to save a few bucks, change to Telstra Homeline 
>> Budget (then Telstra get shafted $10 or so bucks) $19.95, and then I'll
> 
> They dont mind
> 
> 
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