(Thanks Malcolm you faarkstick).If you have a free FttP upgrade available at your address then it’s a no brainer to do it. Only caveat is that you need to go to a min 100Mbps (download) plan.
Availability check https://www.nbnco.com.au/
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Upgraded to FttP nearly 2 weeks ago … finally after all these years. (Thanks Malcolm you faarkstick).
If you have a free FttP upgrade available at your address then it’s a no brainer to do it. Only caveat is that you need to go to a min 100Mbps (download) plan.
Availability check https://www.nbnco.com.au/
(Thanks Malcolm you faarkstick).If you have a free FttP upgrade available at your address then it’s a no brainer to do it. Only caveat is that you need to go to a min 100Mbps (download) plan.
Availability check https://www.nbnco.com.au/
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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Re: NBN
Likewise, we’re about 4 weeks in to FTTP and the difference has been noticeable.dedja wrote:Upgraded to FttP nearly 2 weeks ago … finally after all these years.
If you have a free FttP upgrade available at your address then it’s a no brainer to do it. Only caveat is that you need to go to a min 100Mbps (download) plan.
Availability check https://www.nbnco.com.au/
Especially during my WFH days..
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