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#220243 2-Aug-2017 00:55
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Does anyone know of a company offering true unlimited fixed wireless broadband? 

 

I live exactly 2k from the exchange and get 5mbps on a good day on adsl, yet my 4g gets nearly 30mbps on the spark network.

 

I see Skinny have 3 deals, 40g, 100g and unlimited, but the unlimited moves back to copper adsl, GRRR!  So very frustrating!  Must be some far flung ISP offering this?





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  #1835348 2-Aug-2017 04:54
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  #1835350 2-Aug-2017 06:15
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If unlimited was offered then you would see a big drop on 4G speeds and you would want to move back to ADSL

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  #1835356 2-Aug-2017 07:43
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http://www.lakesinternet.co.nz/Plans

Here's one. Can you tell us we where you live, there may be other options.



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  #1835768 2-Aug-2017 14:36
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Loburn, just north of Ranngiora, North canterbury





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  #1835808 2-Aug-2017 15:23
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could try something like this:
http://www.ultimatebroadband.co.nz/ruralnet-wireless.html

 

has limited peak usage but off peak is unlimited


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  #1836053 2-Aug-2017 20:16
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There is a few small VF Resellers who can do this, majority of the ones i have come across are local ones.

 

 

 

I'd advise verymuch against such an idea, and question why these resellers shoot their service in the foot.

 

at 2KM of physical cable, i'd expect over 10mbit likely around the 16mbit and potentially marginal vdsl service (in a rural area) 

 

 

 

Post your line stats.

 

As you have commented on Sparks service, spark does offer a 200GB 4G WBB Business service, priced quite nicely which may suite.

 

you have not stated your data requirements.





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  #1836134 2-Aug-2017 22:27
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The simple answer is plenty.

I'm assuming you're after 4G fixed wireless though which has a different answer.

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  #1836135 2-Aug-2017 22:28
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Skinny B.B. is technically unlimited as you can ‘recharge’ your account at any time... $52/100Gb is a good price, through after the third boost in the same month (Christmas holidays with NFlix and young kids and guests etc) $156/300Gb started getting pricy again 😬

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  #1836157 3-Aug-2017 00:08
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hio77:

 

There is a few small VF Resellers who can do this, majority of the ones i have come across are local ones.

 

 

 

I'd advise verymuch against such an idea, and question why these resellers shoot their service in the foot.

 

at 2KM of physical cable, i'd expect over 10mbit likely around the 16mbit and potentially marginal vdsl service (in a rural area) 

 

 

 

Post your line stats.

 

As you have commented on Sparks service, spark does offer a 200GB 4G WBB Business service, priced quite nicely which may suite.

 

you have not stated your data requirements.

 

 

 

 

Line stats, just out of modem? screenshot here http://postimg.org/image/7oqspk1tb/

 

To be honest, data requirements I'm not actually sure, but a lot heh. From what I have read Netflix UHD is between 15-20Mbps so stream that at maybe 20-30 hours a month. Thats before maybe downloading some UHD content etc...





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  #1836160 3-Aug-2017 00:21
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That is more like 4-5km from the exchange.
You have a line fault or are actually way further than you think from the exchange your line is connected to.

If your intending to stream uhd then yeah fixed line connectivity would be best.




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  #1847402 16-Aug-2017 10:02
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Talk to Ultimate Wireless in chch and Amurinet in culverden. They have extensive networks throughout cantebury and im sure would have an unlimited plan





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  #1847405 16-Aug-2017 10:04
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Just checked, they are both doing unlimited on RBI but its 3g and they do have some unadvertised plans on their own networks. 





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