Optus has launched 3 new
Optus will offer two new nbn Broadband bundle plans which
I recently helped my parents through their ADSL2 to NBN transition and we had to have the landline discussion. For them, the landline had become a method for spam callers to reach them, as their number was in the White Pages, while their mobiles are not. The result of our converstaion was that they no longer needed the landline phone.
For those that do still have a need, it’s great Optus are offering it for free, but this essentially tells you, like unlimited SMS and MMS, this is not a meaninful profit center for them any longer.
The new plans have unlimited data on Optus’ Speed Pack 3, which delivers 40Mbps typical evening speed (7-11pm) across the new
“We are unveiling our new
nbn plans, offering customers fastnbn speeds, with some great features that are perfect for families and data-hungry streamers.As part of these plans, customers will receive an Optus Sport subscription and those who sign up to the $99/mth bundle plan (Min total cost $2475) will also receive a Fetch Mighty
set top box and one premium channel pack. All standard, local and national calls, plus calls to Australian mobiles will be included as part of our two broadband bundle plans.The three new plans will offer customers the option to sign up to a month to month contract, giving them the peace of mind to leave their plan at any time if they are not satisfied with the speed or service.
These plans will be enhanced by some exciting new Optus
Optus Head of Product, Shawn Van Graannbn customer service initiatives, which ensure customers experience a smooth transition to thenbn . We will be announcing these details soon.”
To find out more information about Optus’ new fixed plans customers can visit the website or head to their local Yes Optus Store.
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They did exactly the same thing with their HFC plans many years ago. Once they sucked enough people onto the plans they declared they would change them and you’d have to pay an exorbitant amount to keep your phone…They went from free, to like $30 extra per month.
NEVER trust Optus….
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