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Price According to Plan Selected, 50% Bonus Quota, ADSL2+ Broadband Internet, MyNetFone.com.au,

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holdenmg on 11/12/2013 - 14:57 mynetfone.com.au (353 clicks)

Whirlpool Special: DSL Internet Plans

MyNetFone delivers ADSL2+ speed internet service, great-value plans with generous quotas, and a number of other key benefits:

Special Offer:
Get 50% BONUS DSL quota - on both peak & off-peak, all plans, limited time only!*
Get a FREE modem^ on standalone Internet services with 12 or 24 month contracts
Get 'FREE Calls for a Year'* on Internet & Phone bundle services with 12 or 24 month contracts

*Offer is only available to new customers signing up between 10am AEST 9th December 2013 and 8pm AEST 16th December 2013.
^Free modem is only available only with Economy or higher DSL plans.
(Contract breakage fee of $99 applies for early termination).

ADSL2+ and Naked ADSL2+ connection types
Same plans & quotas for ADSL2+ and Naked ADSL2+, the only difference is that with Naked ADSL2+ you no longer pay line rental, while with regular ADSL2+ you still pay line rental to you phone provider
Choice of 'just the internet' or 'internet and phone bundles' with our VoIP phone service
Easy Setup: all our equipment is pre-configured
Free Unlimited Technical Support from our Sydney call centre
Low Contention for better internet connection quality

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  • ciab on 11/12/2013 - 15:03
    +3

    I got on their loyalty plan after a two year contract. http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=2095924

    • holdenmg on 11/12/2013 - 15:41

      I haven't been loyal enough yet, but I'm working on it. :+)

    • bargain4sujit on 11/12/2013 - 16:37
      +1

      Thanks for ur post ciab…called them and got 10$ discounts from now on…

  • musicinbed69 on 11/12/2013 - 15:49
    +3

    I don't really think there's a situation where this would be good value. Here's what Exetel, TPG and Spintel offer.

    $39.99 a month = Exetel ADSL2+, 100GB, 1mbps shaped, line rental included, free installation this month, Optus.
    $49.99 a month = Exetel ADSL2+, 500GB, 1mbps shaped, line rental included, free installation this month, Optus.

    Add $10 a month to exetel plans for unlimited local national and mobile calls.

    $59.99 a month = TPG ADSL2+, unlimited, line rental included, TPG.

    And if you make a lot of calls:
    $39.95 a month = Spintel ADSL2+, 20GB, 64kbps shaped, line rental included, all national and local calls included, Optus.

    $69.95 a month = Spintel ADSL2+, unlimited, line rental included, unlimited local national and mobile calls, Optus.

    $79.99 a month = TPG ADSL2+, unlimited, line rental included, unlimited local national and mobile calls, TPG.

    And if you're looking for a more premium unlimited service (less chance of lags and congestion), then that'd be Jiva which is iinet but cheaper.

    $79 a month = Jiva ADSL2+, unlimited, line rental included, unlimited local and national calls, Chime/Agile.

  • [Deactivated] on 11/12/2013 - 15:57
    +1

    $49 setup fee as well for the economy plan.

  • Russ on 11/12/2013 - 18:47

    Mynetfone's ADSL2 plans are not bargains, even with 50% bonus data. You can easily get better prices elsewhere.

    Their NBN plans used to be quite interesting and they had novel features like data blocks. However, now they're just an average NBN retailer.

    Where MNF shine is their VOIP plans, particularly if you choose one of their "whirlpool promotional" plans. These aren't visible through their website, unless you know the special URL to access them. Details here: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=2120526#r…

    • musicinbed69 on 11/12/2013 - 18:57

      even that is pretty bad compared to Siptalk. and a number of other voip providers.

      http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=2098157

      9c per minute, charged per second to mobiles.
      10c per national call
      iLBC codec (low bandwidth but high quality!)

      Mynetfone is 15c per minute (charged per sec)to mobiles, which is way too much, you can get cheaper PAYG rates on a mobile phone plan.

      • Russ on 11/12/2013 - 22:11

        Mynetfone's Neosaver plan gives you 100 national calls included in the $4.95/month fee, and a DID included too. That works out to less than 5c per national call if you make 100 calls per month. My family makes about 70 calls per month, so the effective cost for me is a smidgin over 7 cents per national call.

        On the same plan, mobiles are 12 cents per minute, with per-second billing.

        I agree Siptalk are a little cheaper for mobiles, at 9 cents per minute. There are cheaper options than Siptalk too, see the Betamax Group, a heap of affiliated companies that charge varying rates to different countries:
        http://backsla.sh/betamax

        For example, from the list, FreeVoipDeal.com charge one (Euro) cent per minute - about 1.5 cents in Australian currency.

        However, chasing cheaper prices often leads to companies with SIP servers in another country, and horrible audio delay in the VOIP calls.

        What is the IP address of Siptalk's SIP server? Is it in Australia? Is their uptime/reliability good?

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