Home Fast nbn 100/20 Plan $59/Month for First 6 Months (Ongoing $89/M) for New or Existing Energy Plan Customer @ AGL

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If you are an existing AGL Energy customer, this seems like the cheapest 100/20 NBN plan at the moment. If you aren't with AGL Energy, this probably won't be worthwhile for you (unless their Energy plans are also cheaper than your current provider?)

nbn modem/router not included. BYO device.

Doesn't appear to have any termination fees, so you can leave any time without penalty. (Looks like previous versions of this deal had a $220 early exit fee, but I can't see any such fee in the current T&C's).

EDIT If you do sign up and need CGNAT disabled, you have to call their Tech Support on 13 12 45 and ask for a "PUBLIC IP". I just did this and it took 5 mins all up.

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  • -2

    MORE is cheaper if you are with CBA.

    $56.4 for 12 months.

    • +2

      I think it depends what level of Yello you are, if you are the basic one with 30% off, it is more than $56.4

      • How do you get a higher tier of Yello?

        • +5

          first tier is 5 outbound transaction 30% off
          Second tier is 30 transaction 35% off
          Third tier is you need to have a home loan with them( not sure about the transaction requirement) 40% off.

          Not sure why I got neg with telling the truth

          • @SnoozeAndLose: Does transferring money out count?

            • @ozbmm: You can't transfer within your account, must be third party, it can be your account in ANZ or Westpac etc.

          • @SnoozeAndLose: Spot on.

            All you need to do is reach the second tier once to grab the 35% off code.
            Or, ask a mate who doesn't need the code.

      • How do you get $56.4? I tried Yello 30% off and it came down to $65.8 (from $94) for 100/17Mbps

        • I think if you have a CBA home loan which Yello give you 40% discount

    • Do you have a link?

    • -4

      More gives you less.
      They throttle the speed (eg, for the 250 plan, it's usually only 80-100)

      • No they don't, I get full speed on their plans.

    • This assumes everyone has or wants a CBA account.
      Doesn't make it "not a deal".

      • Calm down, I never said it wasn't a deal.
        OP said "This seems like the cheapest 100/20 NBN"

        It is not.

        • The red icon next to your name says "not a deal" ;)

    • I just signed up with more and with a 30% discount off $94 for 100/20 plan it's $65 a month. I'd sign up to this if I'm with AGL when I next churn

    • How do you do this ? is there a link, I checked CBA Yello offer but cannot find anything relate to AGL

  • +2

    $104 for 100/20 is steep after the initial discount

    • +2

      $59 a month for the first 6 months then $89 after that, when you BYO modem and have AGL energy.

      $104 a month when you BYO modem and don’t have AGL energy.

    • Only if you stop being an AGL customer…
      Which you need to be to even get the deal in the first place

  • +1

    12hrs was enough time for to get out

  • +3

    AGL acquired Southern Phone in 2019 and still can't provide a decent nbn service.

    AGL nbn
    Southern Phone nbn

  • +4

    Appalling reviews on productreview rated 1.9/5 stars

  • +2

    AGL is the only company that has stuffed up my nbn port. I ended up staying with my current provider instead of stuffing around waiting for the port to happen at some undetermined date.

  • Signed up today for $59 in Sydney. All good so far.

  • I recently signed up for AGL energy and internet, have had smooth internet service since then and internet speeds are usually around 100 mbps. I got 2 Eero devices from them for around $8.75 per month paid over 24 months

  • What’s AGL backbone service? Probably Vocus I believe

  • The major drawback with this, presumably, is that you are then locked into energy with them for 6 months is you want to keep the cheap NBN.

    You could potentially churn 2 or 3 times in that six months.

    • -1

      You're not "locked in" at all.
      Switch NBN and switch your utilities whenever.

      • Yes exactly, you have to churn 2 services

  • Be very mindful, my personal experience with them was terrible! https://www.productreview.com.au/reviews/cd0a6b2d-9726-5c6d-…

  • I'm on FTTP and I've been with AGL NBN on their 100 Mbps plan for nearly 12 months now, haven't had any real issues. I was on their 12 month plan paying $69 a month as I have my energy with AGL. As my nearing the end of my plan, I wonder if I could score this deal?

    • You will probably have to port out, Use the Aussiebroadand promo for one month free

      1 Month Free Unlimited nbn 25/10, 50/20, 100/20, 100/40, 250/25 or 1000/50 (New Customers Only) @ Aussie Broadband
      https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/844720

      Then port back to AGL NBN.

      Let us know how to port back goes you go?

      • Wouldn't they have my details on file that I was a previous customer?

  • +1

    Just adding this here, to save people the hassle of trying to disable CGNAT (for those who need it disabled).

    To disable CGNAT when on AGL Internet, you have to call their Tech Support on 13 12 45 and ask for a "PUBLIC IP". If you ask for CGNAT to be disabled, they won't know what to do. If they mention "STATIC IP" tell them that is not what you want (as it costs extra). I called them and asked for Public IP and 5 minutes later, my connection was on a Public IP.

    • +1

      when would there be an instance where you would need to disable CGNAT?

      • +1

        You only need to disable CGNAT when you need an Public IP address so that you can connect to your home remotely i.e connect to your file server while you are on the road.

  • I contacted AGL as an existing AGL NBN customer if I could switch over to this new plan, they said no. Only for new connections only. FML

  • +1

    $300 credit towards Electricity and Gas for existing AGL customers if you are signing up new NBN plans and stay for one month. Call them up if interested as it is not listed in their website
    Just signed up 250/20 plan for $79.

    • Oh wow. Unbelievable

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