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7/03/2013
Eftel - The Best Alternative to TPG
Australia’s broadband market is usually narrowed to ‘The Big 4’ – Telstra, Optus, iiNet and TPG. These four are singled out for the size of their network of DSLAMs – large mainframes, built into Telstra exchanges, that connect back to a unique network spanning the country – and under the ocean. Everyone else buys their access off these four (mostly
Club Telco News
10/12/2011
Christmas mobile broadband offer from Club Telco
Club Telco has slashed the price of its mobile broadband USB modem from $29 to $14.50 until January 1, 2012.The Internet Service Provider (ISP) has also added two new plans to its mobile broadband range: 10GB for $40 and 15GB for $55. There is a $14 delivery charge on the modem.Club Telco uses the Optus network for its mobile broadband plans, which
Club Telco News
22/10/2011
Club Telco mobile broadband plans
Club Telco offers a 14-day money-back guarantee on each of its four simple mobile broadband plans, in case the network coverage is not up to expectations.Using the Optus network, Club Telco mobile broadband reaches 97% of the Australian population.However, there are lot of factors affecting mobile broadband signal strength. Although Club Telco can
Club Telco News
7/10/2011
Club Telco review
Club Telco is an Internet Service Provider (ISP) with a few differences. Compare Broadband takes a look at what customers can expect from Club Telco's ADSL2+ services.If you would prefer to speak to this ISP directly, call Club Telco on 1300 138 155.Update - Club Telco has now released a $25 Unlimited plan, on a no-contract basis. This is ideal
Club Telco News
4/05/2011
Club Telco Broadband Internet Service Provider Details
Club Telco are relatively new to the broadband market, however they already provide nearly 60,000 services to customers across Australia. Club Telco are Australian owned, and have many of their support operations based in Australia. There is an annual $50 membership fee to be part of “the club,” however this also covers the set-up fee cost and
Club Telco News
14/04/2011
ClubTelco brand safe following EFTel merger
ClubTelco customers will not be affected by the recently announced merger with EFTel, the Internet Service Provider (ISP) has confirmed.ClubTelco has made a reverse takeover bid for EFTel, taking a controlling 75% stake in the Perth-based telecoms provider.Dodo is the same DSL wholesale provider for both companies, although both are run as separate
Club Telco News
31/12/2010
Club Telco VoIP plans
Club Telco (1300 138 155) has released two very competitive VoIP plans for making phone calls over your broadband internet connection. VoIP is a great alternative to making phone calls over your landline, as it is much cheaper. Here are Club Telco’s two popular VoIP plans:Club Telco $15 ‘ClubVoIP Value’ Plan:This plan offers unlimited local and
Club Telco News
29/12/2010
Club Telco ADSL Plans
Club Telco is attacking the Australian ADSL broadband market by offering internet plans without long-term contracts or set-up fees. There are three basic ADSL plans on offer, with the speed being dependent on your location and the type of phone exchange you live near. You’ll either get ADSL2+, or ADSL1MAX, which runs at 1500kbps.Club Telco ‘Club
Club Telco News
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