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Experiences With Wireless Internet

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#1

Seriously considering disconnecting my home phone, due to unresolved technical problems with the line (all within spec according to Helstra - yeah right). Anyway, that would require a change in internet plan. I'm with iinet now, on ADSL2, getting average speeds of 100-150 kbps. It also drops out from time to time, due to noise on the phone line (my theory anyway). I thought about Naked DSL, but looking around, it seems I could save even more money by going for a wireless option (eg, 3, who offer 6GB per month for only $40).

So, does anyone currently have wireless internet? I'm especially thinking about the 3 service, especially if you live on the lower north shore of Sydney, but any other advice will be listened too (unless your name is tab).

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#2

I just bought a 3 package today, I got the $34 3 gb plan, so far im very impressed!

Speeds vary greatly where abouts you are, im currently getting 616 kilobits per second where I am at work in the ACT.

Ive still got my home net package for all my torrenting. All of my forum whoring so far tonight has gobbled 33 megs.

#3

We'll since for work im all over Australia, I recently decided to get wireless broadband as well (while also keeping ADSL2+ @ home) I got the Virgin 5gb plan and so far im pretty happy with the service. Customer service however is shocking so dont expect much when trying to get a hold of technical support. I've been using it in Ocean Grove atm with a 55% 3G signal average speed up there between 50-150kb/sec. Im assuming it gets better the closer you are to the city (melbourne)

#4

I have Optus wireless and its ok, the thing I love is the mobility (obviously) but I think because I'm about 50-odd k's south west of sydney the connection can drop out and be a bit sporadic. I'm sure if you are closer to the city it woud be fine

#5

I sell the Telstra NextG and it is the best by a long way in comparison to the others.

It also costs a lot more, but you pay for what you get. We get 1Mbps download and 300+k upload speeds as well a coverage everywhere.

I have not heard many good stories about Optus and Virgin.

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I've also got Foxtel, so I guess Bigpond Cable is also an option - although the plan options are a bit limited (400MB and then 12GB, with nothing in between!).

#7

lol

So you'll get pratically nothing, or too much!

#8

Im on 3 wireless & it seems pretty good.

I havent had a land line for over 2 years.

#9

unwired sux ass.

really slow even at the most expensive plan.

poor reception everywhere.

#10

Yeah up this way I think its quicker to send a telegram then use wireless....

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