50% off nbn Plans for 2 Months: 25/10 $30/Month, 50/20 $37/Month (New Customers Only) @ amaysim

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50% off nbn Plans for 2 Months: 25/10 $30/Month, 50/20 $37/Month (New Customers Only) @ amaysim

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OzBestDeal on 12/09/2025 - 16:10 amaysim.com.au (344 clicks)
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September NBN Sale – 50% off the first 2 months of Quick As and Speedy As amaysim nbn Home Internet plan fees

50/18 Speedy As Plan

37/mth for the first 2 months ($10 Standard Intro offer + 50% September NBN Sale discount - ends 13th September). $75/mth for the next 4 mths (Standard Intro Offer). $85/mth normally, unless on bundled pricing of $75 for having an active amaysim SIM plan. T&Cs apply.

25/8 Quick As Plan

$30/mth for the first 2 months ($10 Standard Intro offer + 50% September NBN Sale discount - ends 13th September). $60/mth for the next 4 mths (Standard Intro Offer). $70/mth normally, unless on bundled pricing of $60 for having an active amaysim SIM plan. T&Cs apply.

Condition:

Unlimited data.
Renews monthly, no lock-in contract.
BYO modem only.
Minimum term: 1 month.

No discount for higher speed plans

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Comments

AircraftFreight on 12/09/2025 - 16:49

+3

Really really really (profanity) wucky marketing where 25/8 is considered to be "Quick As"………………..
- tenpercent on 12/09/2025 - 17:03
  
  +1
  
  As "Quick as" dial up.
  - Russ on 12/09/2025 - 18:46
    
    +2
    
    The fastest "dial up" was 56kbps, or 0.056Mbps. You might be thinking of ADSL2, where the average speed was 12Mbps (many people got less), and maximum speed was 24/1 Mbps if you lived within 100m or so of the exchange or ADSL2 node.
    
    Nobody had 8Mbps upload or higher unless you were a business or educational institution, and paid thousands of dollars a year for a leased line or had a link via microwave dish.
    
    When NBN was installed at my house, even at 12/1, it was an improvement over the 8Mbps I was getting with ADSL2. And cheaper too, as I didn't have to pay $30/month for the landline plus $30/month to the cheapest Internet Service Provider.
- justtoreply on 12/09/2025 - 17:26
  
  Honestly what are you negging about?
  
  Is it cheap for 25/8? Are there issues with Amaysim's service? If yes and no respectively then it's a deal, and the fact you wouldn't personally buy it has absolutely no relevance.
  
  25/8 would be fine for my household and I'll consider jumping on this depending on feedback about Amaysim's service to WA. It'll be a good way to force me to transition from a provider I'm paying way too much to.
  - Russ on 12/09/2025 - 18:56
    
    Is it cheap for 25/8?
    
    Only for the first two months of the introductory period.
    
    The cheapest 25/10 plan listed on OzBargain is $53.90/month ongoing price, which makes the ongoing Amaysim price of $70/month look horrible.
    
    And that $53.90/month plan has free static IP if you can justify a need for it.
    - tenpercent on 12/09/2025 - 22:30
      
      Churn after 2 months?
- jv on 12/09/2025 - 19:09
  
  marketing where 25/8 is considered to be "Quick As"
  
  ADSL 2+
- PVA on 12/09/2025 - 19:28
  
  +1
  
  Thats as fast as my dads internet can be on his fttn service at Noosa.
  - Its4me on 12/09/2025 - 21:09
    
    Not uncommon.
sunyuanxin on 12/09/2025 - 17:34

option to opt out cgnat?
- Twix on 12/09/2025 - 17:44
  
  amaysim don't use CG-NAT for nbn.
  - sunyuanxin on 12/09/2025 - 18:46
    
    so will get a dynamic ip address?
    - Twix on 12/09/2025 - 20:28
      
      Yeah dynamic IP.
OzyBe on 12/09/2025 - 17:52

+3

I thought 25/8 speed plans had been grandfathered and weren't a current product anymore.

Seeing that this price reverts to $70 a month after 6 months is terrible value. I hope there are not many people already paying this. It just gives one the feeling that they are being exploited because they may not know what they are actually getting.

Also, a 2 month promo period? Not worth the effort.
- thedavemiester on 12/09/2025 - 18:20
  
  Especially considering soon I'll be paying $80 pm for their 750/50 plan.
- Russ on 12/09/2025 - 19:05
  
  I thought 25/8 speed plans had been grandfathered and weren't a current product anymore.
  
  Not grandfathered. For example, Superloop are still offering "NBN Everyday Internet 25/10". But even worse value at $72/month after the introductory offer.
- PVA on 12/09/2025 - 19:30
  
  Thats the max speed some people can get .. like my dads fttn service.
  
  And to be honest, as fast as he needs for his use.
- athua on 12/09/2025 - 19:46
  
  For many like me stuck on FTTN, its the max that we can currently get so don't discount a large number of people who cannot get faster speeds until the FTTP upgrade is rolled out nation wide.
  The prices of the lower speed plans are a rip off in pricing compared to the larger plans and feels like it is subsidising those on the larger plans :(
- Twix on 12/09/2025 - 20:15
  
  25/10 hasn't been grandfathered. You can still get 12/1.
ilikedeals on 13/09/2025 - 10:45

Their regular prices are insane.

$30/month “introductory 2-month offer” for 25/8.
Regular price $70/month 🚩😤🤯