What Type Of Internet Connection Do You Have?

[outback]

You'd reckon he'd provide a heap of bottles for the taswegians wouldn'ya.

[Shedhand]

How do you expect poor ol Goupter to know whats going on and where you live?? They're not Indians. I'd understand if they were but they're usually from Melbourne or Brisbane (I ask and the strine is to genuine to be fake.)

Al

[Iain]

Telstra ISDN, faster than dial up and about the same price, at the moment they tell me it's running 128 kbs but the little thing at the bottom of the screen tells me it's 64kbs.
When broadband comes in (October 2005 was promised ) I will go for the $89 package which includes capped phone calls anywhere and to telstra mobiles.

[namtrak]

Internode.on.net 256kb 15gb download limit
Wireless distribution through house and neighbours

Excellent.

Free Internet radio and downloads (tucows.com)

Also about to move to VoIP through Internode , which by my calcs will drop our phone bill by about $60/70 month. BIL does it with a wireless handset - V.Effective.


Postscript: For Internode users look for mum.exe its a small online download monitor which is excellent.

[oges]

Broadband (1500) here and very happy with it, although I get through my forum browsing too quick now and find i have nothing to do

[Dan_574]

broadband, 512 with iinet plus voip. Pretty happy with it, most local calls are between the missuses mum and sister who are also on iinet with voip so those calls are free.

[echnidna]

Telstra ISDN, faster than dial up and about the same price, at the moment they tell me it's running 128 kbs but the little thing at the bottom of the screen tells me it's 64kbs.
When broadband comes in (October 2005 was promised ) I will go for the $89 package which includes capped phone calls anywhere and to telstra mobiles.

ummm, same price?

is that before or after factoring in the extra cost for the isdn telephone conversion?

Our isdn internet account cost would be ok but telstra slugs us extra for having 2 phone lines over 1 pair of wires.

Phooey, only need that for the internet connection as ordinary dialup here is very flaky and unreliable. Whick I reckon is due in part at least from substandard cables that run along farm fences or just lie on top of the ground.

If we have a couple of wet days even the isdn slows down, last night it was barely useable.

[kiwigeo]

Not too sure what mine is, but it seems to involve a lot of pigeons flying backwards and forwards carrying messages :eek:

Richard

Telstra....

[kiwigeo]

broadband, 512 with iinet plus voip. Pretty happy with it, most local calls are between the missuses mum and sister who are also on iinet with voip so those calls are free.

Dont think Iinet will be around for long....company is in serious financial peril.

[black1]

Sorry black but can you send that again or are you going slow mo for effect

jjust one letter at a time