$1 for 1 month to download your favourite Linux iso's.
You can leave after 1 month.
No lock-in contracts
Enjoy the flexibility to change your plan monthly or cancel anytime.If you leave within 24 months, simply return your modem or pay a non-return fee
| Typical 7-11pm Speed | Monthly Price from 1 July |
|---|---|
| 25/4 Mbps | $93 |
| 50/17 Mbps | $109 |
| 100/17 Mbps | $113 |
| 250/22 Mbps | $129 |
| 815/40 Mbps | $139 |
Leave after 1 month. $1 for 1000/50 is a bargain.
Keep the modem? Thanks Telstra shareholders.
Telstra Smart Modem
Included for new Telstra Customers who stay connected for 24 months. If you leave within 24 months, simply return your smart modem or pay a $200 non return fee.
Only if you're experiencing slower than expected speeds.
$1 a month to hook you in and then an eternity of misery for your wallet
Exactly
100/20, $113 per month after 1st July. Bargin, and here I thought paying $74.95 per month for 100/20 was a good deal. :-(
Haha bait and switch tactics.
I wonder what Telstra's customer base looks like who loves to pay wayyyy more for the same service
Boomers and grandparents who don't check their bill and realise they're getting majorly shafted
I don't see it. Is that an email offer?
It was live at midnight when I checked. I didn’t take a screenshot
Sale is on now. Ends 24 June
Popular with the elderly who call back to the mother land on their ivory Ericofon.
I’m on the SSBI until Dec 2028 now so I’m glad I was able to stop hopping, but this is a great deal to port in and out of if you don’t qualify for SSBI
What is ssbi?
School Student Broadband Initiative
Free nbn 50/20 for family's with school kids.
But it looks like it's not accepting any new nominations:
https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/media-communications-arts/…
cries because I was a kid in the 2010s and we had 300mb for $30 internet each month, and I had to beg my mom to use it bc she’d hide the dongle all around the house and make me hunt for it like it was the maze runner
Still can’t afford internet to this day outside of cheap sim deals 💀 oh well. Good on the current day students who can cop this
If you go to JB they will give you a $100 Gift card by signing up to this in-store.
Still $1 cost?
Is there a link to this on JB hi-fi website?
Horrible customer service. Once I chatted with 10 people across 12 hours and still no resolution.
Luckily decided to fork out extra money for a new modem and got better service and customer service
Telstra has some AU support now. How long ago was this?
Raj from 'Melbourne' ?
Every Raj from Melbourne who I chatted with across 12 hours confidently started with "I understand your issue and van definitely help you" followed by transferring me to someone else.
my experience this year is this is untrue, but perhaps when you say some you really mean some
What's the reason that Telstra charge much more than other ISPs?
The same reason any big brand charges more.
There's really not much in it except the inclusion of a rather unreliable modem (in the case of the Smart Modem 3 — the earlier version was actually very reliable), 4G backup, Australian support, a phone line, and a pretty extensive routing network.
Apparently Telstra have some of the lowest ping times for international links but the service is a rip off. Not sure if this is still accurate. @Twix may be able to verify this.
If you want to connect to east asia, superloop is the best
Interesting. How does SL compare to GSL?
That depends on the location. You would have to check with Telstra vs other providers looking glass.
Wow, I just tested Singapore and it's garbage compared to SL! Perhaps they aren't what they used to be.
Maybe different paths. Superloop and Telstra both have routes to Singapore.
https://www.peeringdb.com/net/5617
https://www.peeringdb.com/net/1459
Terrible deal!
$1 for 1 month is not a terrible deal and you can leave after that. Hand in your OzBargain premium membership.
But add the time and hassle of setup, cancelling, on this and then across to new provider is definitely not worth it, IMO.
Many providers use the IPoE protocol. Swap to one of those and you won't have to change any settings. Telstra gets cancelled automatically most times.
@Twix: Still requires a lot of time and effort sorting. Been there and do that…occasionally. Wouldn’t even consider it for this deal. That’s just me though.
@Twix: I'm thinking, for people on FTTP, up to 4 connections possible so get another this as another NBN connection for $1 for 1 month. Try 1000/50 for a month, muck around with dual WAN setup, cancel and return the modem before the end of 1 month?
It’s a pretty easy way to save $100 to be honest. It gets delivered to your door, and you can do all the cancelling via live chat. You’re on your phone all day anyway, an extra 5 mins on live chat is a walk in the park.
@eccaz: You need to factor in your next providor and transition to them in advance, ensure crossover occurs (no stuff-ups), it all takes time and effort, incl livechat (not a chance 5 mins would cover it with Telstra).. A couple of hours I reckon from A-Z….which is fine for many, oh and arrange the return the modem :-). If it were a 3 month deal, then well worth the effort. ;-)
@Borg: Exactly! It's just a predatory tactic to fleece the forgetful of an overpriced 2nd month.
Would much rather go with a provider that gives you 12 months of guaranteed decent deal
@eccaz: Having been a Telstra customer for many many years and experienced the frustration and the useless customer service that left deep scars and having just finished Therapy, there is NO WAY I would go back to Telstra.
Ok I lied about the Therapy, but I would rather pull out my own teeth than deal with Helstra.
@Pashka: Don’t let it get to you so much. Know your rights and manage your affairs in a timely fashion.
now is eofy, I don't want to miss other better bargain with T. I think that is what T planning.
U S L A F D C
Can you choose the date of connection?
Would also like to know.
I was also curious, as I have given a 30-day notice to Exetel and was looking for a deal. I tried signing up from my mobile and stopped at an early stage(35% progress) when, after taking the AVC ID, it said continuing would port your service. I then tried signing up from my PC, and it followed a slightly different flow. I was able to set a specific setup date between 9 June and 4 July(looks like 30 days from today). I was also able to decline the modem (I'll use my own and skip the hassle of returning it when i cancel after 30 days :-)). Hope this helps.
For me even on PC it says clicking next will transfer my service (once I've entered my AVC ID). Which method did you use to get to the connection date page? Thanks.
I did this part on phone and exited without proceeding. I got through the final payment through PC and felt very confident order isn't placed until I give them my CC or bank account, having said that this is probably only a permission to migrate and no action will be taken until you make the payment, which was literally the last step.
I regret moving to More nbn and was waiting for a deal to move to Telstra. Thanks.
Just sign up the 1000/50 plan for 1 dollar. will wait to see how fast it is. may worth the trouble as it is essentially free for one month.
Not sure if they've catched up but they did similar deal a few years ago, trick was you just use their service and never hook up the modem/router they sent you. Their system wasn't able to see if you've activate the service and you will get sms reminder every few days. Last me a good 6 months before they manually force actviate them then you got another month to churn.
Are you able to use your own modem/router with Telstra?
Yeah you can.
Good deal, cheap way to test drive their superfast NBN plan.
How long does it take to connect to Telstra NBN once you sign-up? I'm on FTTP, so I'm hoping I can connect immediately without having to wait for the Telstra modem.
How easy is it to cancel your NBN service with Telstra before the 30 days is up?
Switched from more telecom to this deal. Got connected within 10 min. However only getting 350 download speed on 1000Mbps plan.
Not all routers are capable of 1000Mbps. What are you using?
Wired ethernet, Wi-Fi 5GHz?
Router is flint 2.
On 5Ghz network getting 400 Mbps now but on 2.5 only getting 100 Mbps. Router is in the same room.
100Mbps 2.4GHz is normal. It's possible to get more than 400Mbps with 5GHz.
What do you get using ethernet?
It doesn’t seem to allow me to add a new service on a different UNI-D port. It only offers to transfer from my existing NBN.
cant do it if you already have 1000/50, if thats not the case then it might just be that they dont offer that through the website. You may have to contact support to have them do it on another port
Can you put an order for after 1/7 connection
I tried signup today and this is what it said, "Choose a date between 09 June 2025 and 04 July 2025 for when you’d like the connection to start." . From the message it seems max 30 days window.
Thanks for that. That’s helpful
Might wait to the 30th June and hopefully get 30 days from then as I’m on 50% off amaysim deal currently
I was looking for a 1gig plan, but Telstra = no thank you. Not worth my time for one month, and pricing is super predatory. I prefer Superloop 1000/50 $85 special price for 6 mths (normally discounted to $105)(typical 860/42) than churn, rinse, and repeat. Also, if you can con your family and friends to join, then you get discounts of 10% off per referral up to 100% off each month. I am currently with Exetel 50/20 and just got upgraded to FTTH.
Congrats on FTTP. Yeah that Superloop deal is good. What router are you going to use for Gigabit?
"Enjoy the flexibility to change your plan monthly or cancel anytime."
Op, can churn to another RSP at the end of the month without having to call or email them to give 30 days notice?
Yeah you can do that.
100/20, $113 per month after 1st July. Nope