Will I get 8000 kbps download speeds?

Aussie Broadband's ADSL 8000K plans provide the best possible performance that we can provide on standard telephone lines. Many factors can vary the speed of your connection; these include, length of copper line, number and types of services sharing the cable, electrical interference, configuration of cable and or wiring and capacity of uplink, age of copper line, quality and joints in the copper wire that feeds your house, etc.

8000kbps is a theoretical maximum speed only and Aussie Broadband cannot guarantee you will achieve this speed, due to the factors described above.

Excess data is charged at 2 cents per Megabyte. You may also choose to have your account shaped (reduced in speed) to 64K instead of paying for excess data once your included data is used.

Peak Data is used between Midday and Midnight, Off-Peak is Midnight to Midday.

Why Purchase a Aussie Broadband Modem / Router?

Aussie Broadband supplied hardware comes pre-configured to work with the connection and has been tested and approved for our network. Aussie Broadband also supports the hardware we sell, and handles the warranty should the equipment fail.

Computer Requirements:

Aussie Broadband ADSL is compatible with Pentium or similar class computers running, Windows ME, 2000, and XP. It is also compatible with Unix and Mac based systems running MacOS9 or higher. Your computer will also need a network card.