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News, Telecommunications - Thursday, April 26, 2012 10:10 - 9 Comments
Exetel launches $55 terabyte ADSL plan
news National broadband provider Exetel has launched a terabyte ADSL broadband plan including a PSTN landline service for a total of $55 per month, in what is initially a limited “Anzac Special” offer lasting to the end of April.
In a post on his blog, the company’s chief executive Steve Waddington said the company’s current ‘Fair Use’ plans, which technically feature a quota limited only by the average of what customers download, had proved “pretty popular” since the company launched them at the same $55 price point in late March, although sales had not been as high as he thought. Waddington himself uses the plan for his home connection.
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