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News, Telecommunications - Wednesday, February 22, 2012 15:33 - 23 Comments
ISP launches 2TB, 100Mbps NBN plan for $105
news One of the smaller players in Australia’s broadband marketplace has launched a range of innovative National Broadband Network pricing plans, including a top-end 100Mbps plan with 2TB of monthly quota and for $104.95, and a low-end plan which would cost customers as little as $29.95 per month.
SkyMesh has historically focused on providing broadband in areas where traditional ADSL or cable fixed broadband is not available, using technologies such as satellite and wireless. However, with the rollout of the NBN, the ISP has also launched a wide range of broader NBN plans in competition with major players such as Optus, iiNet, Internode and Primus.
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