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This just came in the mail
Had a look at previous similar deals and people dont seem to happy but thought I should post anyway
nbn 50/20Mbps $69/Month for First 6 Months (Was $79/Month) (New Customers Only) @ Aussie Broadband
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swiggity123 on 20/04/2021 - 22:22 aussiebroadband.com.au (631 clicks)
Last edited 20/04/2021 - 23:03 by 2 other users
Last edited 20/04/2021 - 23:03 by 2 other users
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Thank you done:)
new customer better ask for a refer code from your friend, that you both can get $50 credit, make it $100, better than $60
i was browsing superloop fewdays ago, and while i am on superloop page, i receive a call from aussie broadband offering the service, i am not sure how the heck they can get my number and details while i was browsing superloop… :S i should have turn on my VPN
They said i make an enquiry on their website, while i dont remember i made any enquiry with them at all…
i am not sure how the heck they can get my number
Did you have you webcam connected to your computer?
No webcam needed. Aussie BB have said they get your details by filling out their web form and online chat.
they get your details by filling out their web form and online chat.
Using hypnotic suggestion methods?
A VPN doesn't help when you have previously given Aussie BB your details.
How dare they collect the details you entered on their site for the purposes of trying to sell you a product you're looking for! Absolute scum of the earth! Hitler has nothing on these guys.
No. READ AGAIN.
If I don't click submit when entering my data (in this case because I'd changed my mind about giving them my data for privacy reasons) then why the hell are they recording my data and calling me when I didn't submit the form?
If I'd clicked submit, yeah I get it (still don't agree with it, but it's par for the course)
My mum is with ABB… Service on HFC is ok (as long as NBN is ok). But $65 for 25Mbps…
Anything worths switching to?Mate has been better than I expected so far, so good on the 250 plan
Churned over from SL at the start of this month dropping from 1000 plan
The downgrade in speed hasn't been that noticeable really. The random dropouts I was
experiencing with SL prior to churn were though. Not sure what was going on there.
Super loop has been better for me after switching when aussie price hiked
ABB needs to get on with time - 50/20 is $60 nowadays.
They can't spending too much money on TV ads now
signged superloop nbn 50/20 , i would say fast connection so far so good
ABB is good but honestly always felt like im paying too much, im on 50/20 unlimited $79. 69, would be ok but 79 is a bit steep.
Depends what is included.
They offer first class support with Aussie based call centers and no slow downs during peak.
I'm with Future Broadband on their Unlimited plan (the cheaper data banking ones are nice but I like set and forget) for $85 but I looked at what I got included. Aussie based support, routed static IP address, and one VOIP phone service with included calls and a referral program.. Add it all up and the price made sense and was actually good value.I think this $69 deal for 6 months is really good value all up. If you want to sacrifice easy access to quality support or some network quality go with a cheaper company like many have done…. simple.
Not a deal. $65 or less is an every day price. Should be cheaper on 6mo discount. Get with the times ABB.
Thanks to OP but hopefully the neg helps ABB pay attention.
Thanks for post, its still a dollar cheaper than SL normal rate (which im currently on) so ill switch to ABB for 6 months and then switch back to SL at $60 a month
Returning customers [who have previously been with Superloop and already received a six(6) month discount promotion] will not be eligible for a new promotion for a period of twelve (12) months.
Keep this in mind.
Thanks for that, had no idea about the 12 month cooling off
Leaptel is also good, they have $59 pm for same speed per OP
Gaming pings improved after churning from ABB, premium provider my arse!
Interesting, who did you move to? our gaming has been poor with ABB to
I thought ABB were considered the go to provider, at least they were a while ago.
What's changed? Who's best now on a HFC connection?
In my opinion ABB still are the best.
Me and my parents use ABB in 2 different households and love it. Best ISP we've ever dealt with.
Sister swapped to TPG to save money but absolutely hates it, she is planning to move back to ABB and paying the extra $.
In-laws are on Optus and it seems pretty decent but they have had some drop outs but not sure if it's Optus or NBN caused. But while I've visited their house it seems quick, lower ping, no jitter, good speeds e.g. 56mbps on a 50/20 plan.
Aussie BB are a go to ISP but you do pay a premium.
I just called up and they said you can't add a referral code AND a promo code. Only one.
For those on Superloop check your plan
I've just realized they are still billing me for $78.95 on 50/20 unlimited plan when their standard pricing is $69.95 for the same plan. When I was on ABB they always moved me to the current cheaper offering for the same plan I was already on, this reminds me of my days with TPG.
Thanks for that! You've saved me $9/month!
When I was presented with a comparison between the old and new plans, everything was the same except for the typical evening speeds: old = 44.4, new = 50. I wonder what changed?
They reduced their plan prices beginning of the year https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/601559#comment-10027125
Ah… I'd only just signed up and was already getting the discounted $59.95 price, so I didn't read the comments. Thanks for the info.
Same thing happened to me. (Only after I TOLD them that the plan price had dropped)….
They gave me the $69.95 plan but wouldn't allow me to jump on their new customer offer on the 100mb plan. So I'm now looking at ABB and will probably jump over at the end of the month.
They emailed an offer out last month for $10 off the 100/20 plan but I couldn't find anything on their dashboard to make the switch to the offer, calling their call centre they switched me onto the deal but did so 2 days before the end of the billing month, so I was charged the much higher rate for an entire month despite only having the faster speed for 2 days, they never mentioned this or even offered an option to start the deal after the billing period.
Worst of all the higher speed seems to drop down to my previous 50mbps quickly after starting downloads/streams so it was pointless to take on the extra cost.
At this point after a few recent drop outs and issues I've been recommending Superloop to people rather than ABB, especially after they closed their Warrnambool office.
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