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toejam316:
Pay the fees and get a month of Bigpipe broadband, then cancel afterwards. Done.
Sweet thank you , Problem solved. House connected to fibre for just 130$ total through a month with bigpipe. All other ISP had contracts.
cruxis:
toejam316:
Pay the fees and get a month of Bigpipe broadband, then cancel afterwards. Done.
Sweet thank you , Problem solved. House connected to fibre for just 130$ total through a month with bigpipe. All other ISP had contracts.
So effectively you've paid $130 to have fibre installed.
that's cheaper than full cost of about $900 ish
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All good, unless the Installer removes your copper at the same time...
trig42:All good, unless the Installer removes your copper at the same time...
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trig42:
All good, unless the Installer removes your copper at the same time...
The cooper (2degrees Naked VDSL) is a overhead line to a pole then down to a cabinet, all up 30m measured. The Fibre is sticking up at the end of the driveway. It would be a standard install connecting to the house.
I don't mind paying for VDSL and Fibre for a month or two. Still got a my old 7390 fritzbox. So can run both. At least there wont be any internet down time.
phantomdb: soooooooooo why am i only getting 100/20
When UFB first launched with Bitstream 2 the speeds were 100/50 Layer 2, so customers were getting speedtests of 97/46 or so because of Layer 2 vs Layer 3. Then right performing Bitstream 2a services came out and the RSPs phased out the Bitstream 2 services as 2a were priced cheaper at a wholesale rate. The BS2a rates are 33/11, 110/22 Layer 2 so people now get the 100/20 speeds. It was a decision to reduce the upstream as most customers don't even use it.
If you need higher upstream get a 100/100 or 200/200 or 1000/500 and you're away.
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