Gold nbn 100 $75.90 ($10 off) for The First 9 Months + Free Modem @ Kogan Internet
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Loracle365 on 01/03/2019 - 12:12 www.koganinternet.com.au (221 clicks)
Last edited 01/03/2019 - 12:20 by 2 other users
Last edited 01/03/2019 - 12:20 by 2 other users
First time sharing.. please have mercy.
LIMITED TIME OFFER⁺
nbn™ 100 Now $75.90 Per Month
For the First 9 Months
When you stay connected for at least one month. $75.90/month for the first 9 months. $85.90/month thereafter. Offers end 31/3/2019 unless extended. T&C's apply.⁺
⁺Kogan Gold nbn™ 100 offer: Available until 31/3/2019 unless extended, changed, or withdrawn. Discount available to approved new Kogan nbn™ customers subject to a service qualification check (‘Eligible Customers’), and existing Kogan Bronze nbn™, Kogan Silver nbn™ customers, who sign-up to a Kogan Gold nbn™ 100 month-to-month plan ($10 off plan fees). Discount is applied months 1 until month 9 (inclusive) if you remain continuously connected (‘Discount Period’). Applied as a recurring monthly credit. If you cancel your Kogan nbn™ service during the Discount Period, credit applicable to the month of cancellation will be forfeited. Min monthly spend is $75.90 (with optional free modem). After the Discount Period, min monthly spend is $85.90 (undiscounted plan fee). Must stay connected for at least one month.
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- +2 votes
Internet is decent (on the 50mbps plan) but if you have any issues be prepared to spend hours on the phone with a not very helpful customer support.
Thanks for sharing! Would be good to get a few more people's experience with Kogan. Will need to organise NBN (FTTP) in the coming weeks.
Only if you want to spend $127 + plus the cost of a modem if you need one…
If people are reporting the speeds to be ok and from what I can tell Aussie support involves very long wait times on the phone and no response at all via email I can't see any valid reason why not to chose Kogan.
@Ruprect: $127? Costs $99/month for unlimited 100/40 with ABB … unless I'm missing something.
Also, what model of modem is Kogan giving, would it be a model you would have bought?
ABB have a free month offer at the moment .. and don't need to lock in for 9 months to have that. That's worth more than the Kogan modem to me.
Also, how does Kogan's NBN network compare to ABBs?
Not saying one should choose one more than the other .. just that all facts should be laid on the table in order to make an informed decision.
- +8 votes
if u're setting up nbn fir the first time, it's worthwhile to pay more for provider with excellent customer service(CS) as they would be troubleshooting and setting up new "infrastructure". once its setup and running fine, you can switch to other provider with lesser CS quality. fact is, once a line is stable, u won't need to call them up at all. my 2cents..
Yep it's been good speed wise (50). I've never had to deal with their support fortunately.
+1 voteImagine the customer service you'd receive when something goes wrong.
Eff that.
It looks like it's a month-to-month plan so you can just leave after the 9 months is up.
Is the free modem the same one as vodafone? Probably some cheap substitution
They allow BYO modem and actually give up the login method which most ISP’s hold very close to their chest or refuse to give up at all.
I recently switched from Aussie Broadband to the Kogan 50/20 plan (with the free TP-Link VR500v), and it has been surprisingly good, with stability / speed / pings on par with Aussie (typical speedtest below), and no congestion in the evenings (have been testing with multiple streams of Kayo and Netflix every night for two weeks):
https://www.speedtest.net/result/8078185576.png
Good to see this deal is available to existing customers too.
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I was so excited when I saw $10 Monthly…