You can upgrade your FTTC to FTTP but you need the nbnco to come out to upgrade the connection and the quote is $600. I’ve been doing some research on this. I’m looking at getting a 250/100 plan.

@@seanzappulla71 250/25 , they don’t offer high upload speed thats sad

Today, the upgrade is free as long as you have a plan with 250 Mbps or higher.

Broadband wars.

@@LonelyDiggers wars? This is coming from a Telstra user soo yeah but... if it is a war... Aussie broadband already won...

@Shaunak Furtado Optus and Telstra all fucking suck I've tried them and their technical support is 0/100

@@Iuffycs far superior support from Aussie Broadband. A true Aussie BB motto is no bullshit. My no bullshit Aussie BB stick was mailed with the modem.

Hey Toasteh! Not all premises can achieve faster speeds, it really depends on the connectivity and the line as well as the premises itself, so not everyone can get these speeds - we won't suggest a speed plan that you can't achieve at your premises, and if you are receiving slow speeds, we suggest getting in touch with our team on 1300 880 905 :) - Lizzie

@@aussie.broadband I really appreciate your response guys. But my question isnt about a locations ability to provide X speed and what you sell to them, but the fact that if a premise had the ability to achieve max NBN speed, it won't be getting it unless it isn't subscribed to the most expensive service package the internet provider offers. That means this persons speed is intentionally being limited by the provider on the NBN network, which is outrageous given tax payers have funded so much of this project..

@toasteh yea typical mate, they didn't answer your question at all. You asked them if it was a scam and they responded yea na yea na yea na.

Welcome to Australia. We are savages who are way behind with the times cos Europe offers better internet service than us by 100x more. So far, Aussie BB isn't that bad compared to Optus.

@@ZigZag9639 Even the much smaller country New Zealand has faster internet speed (and same up/down speeds) with cheaper price.

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Hi Tvmpl, You can find out your connection type if you check your address on our website, or on the NBNCo website. In relation to WiFi, I suggest giving our WiFi video a watch, which you can find here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ea9gnJii3LC6fYU.html Cheers, Nicole

Hey there - I would suggest getting in contact with our customer service team on 1300 880 905 and we can look at this for you. Cheers, Lizzie

All the time if you live in Singapore.

@James Walker I already have fibre to my house. But I can only get up to 250Mbps. Which is expensive as all hell....

Tyoson Plays now - go for business connection and pay 400/ month

I'm off to Switzerland, because they offer 1Gbps on their mobile bundle deals. Australia really is a laughing stock to the world.

Your Aussie BB modem may be in preparation prior to the NBN connection - referred to as "NBN Ready" - which is a crock of shit and just a marketing term. Just to be clear, NBN connection is a requirement WHEN it is available in your area. But that is not your problem. Aussie BB has a requirement under the law to inform you of a change to any existing agreement if and when NBN becomes available in your area. Also note, a broadband modem is NOT the same as NBN - there is different hardware involved (or maybe involved) according to your NBN connection type as defined by the neighborhood you live in. But again, Aussie BB will keep you informed (as they are required to) relative to what changes might occur when NBN arrives where you live. I hope that helps somewhat.

jmaxg First of all thank you for taking the time to inform me thank you for that information ! Makes a lot of sense because it’s a true point ..

@@Js-tf6qj I just re-read your original question. No. You don't need to buy anything. Equipment may be supplied and a really helpful technician may knock on your door one day, but that's nothing to do with you......unless of course, you don't let him/her in. Then things become problematic as eventually, NBN will be the only way to receive the internet. That is set in law. But that is all set up by your supplier and you will be duly notified, again, as is required by law. All you have to do is be there when there is a knock at your door - AND ask for ID - VERY important. Aussie Broadband are no chumps at this. They know their obligations and are aware that the federal government will KILL them if they stuff up one installation. So, feel relaxed. Enjoy your hard paid for broadband, and watch "How To Train Your Dragon" again on Netflix (like I did last night - what a great film). It is Aussie BB's responsibility to inform you of NBN installation and it's implications. For your info, my NBN connection was FTTC. Yours might be the same or it might be FTTN/FTTB, FTTP, HFC Cable, Fixed Wireless or Satellite. Look up the acronyms on nbnco.com.au . I'll let you find the right page.

jmaxg Hey i’m sorry for the late reply ! I love your style of writing 👌 it’s enjoyable 😂👌 Yes The movie how to train your dragon i’ve watched it like 1000 times my son‘s favourite .. as to what you’re talking about NBN and The law I know exactly what you’re talking about we are covered by thugs after all 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

@@Js-tf6qj My pleasure. I am in love with the physics of How To Train Your Dragon. Many CGI films do not take that into account. They're like "Do CGI - who cares if they look like they actually weigh something". This film did. I was so impressed. Your son has good taste and is very perceptive.

Hi there, You can find the upload speeds for particular plans here: www.aussiebroadband.com.au/nbn-plans/ Cheers, Nicole

@@aussie.broadband Thank you

Just did a speed check. 54.63 mbps download. 19.24 mbps upload. 9.11 pm, 19 August 2020.

Use mobile signal

it is, but then again AUS is a far better country overall

NBN is literally being forced on people, you will have to change or they will cut your connection

@@Dovaclin Whilst the NBN is a joke, it will always be at least better, typically significantly better than your ADSL connection. I don't know how anyone can even live with ADSL2+ in 2021. The reason why they cut off ADSL as it increases speed for FTTN as ADSL 'takes away' some of VDSLs 'bandwidth'. There is a bunch of things they do when ADSL is turned off that allow for increased speeds.

Thank you for the feedback Eugene. We'll look at getting this updated. Cheers, Nicole

I can get 112 mbps on my NBN HFC plan. This is a normal speed for me.

this vid is from 2019 idiot

You should get together with your everyone in your street to upgrade to FTTP it costs $600 for a quote. My father’s friends did it and it cost cost everyone $1000 for each house for the fibre to connect to the node. You will find it will be worth it.

FTTN does suck no matter what but it can suck even more if you have a sucky RSP.

what speeds are you getting

Mr Chicken not op but I have fttp too and I get about 6 mbps download outside peak hours. I’m promised a minimum of 80 at peak hours.

@@mymemesareterrible6294 might be because of you're modem, i was meant to get 50mbps download but I didn't I only got 15 because the shity modem optus gave me then asked for newer one now i get 47 down

yeah get rid of your old modem

change your router