Wireless Broadband 6Gb of data for just $49.99 a month

We are pleased to announce a variety of new rate plans with some of the BEST rates you'll find in Australia today!!!.

These rate plans are designed for low, medium and heavy using customers on a 6 month plan, as follows:-

• 24x7 Elite - click here for order form
  
  • This plan includes a low line rental of $31.77 per month
  • Local calls - 12c per call, untimed
  • STD calls - 8c per minute
  • Mobile calls - 23c per minute
  • 6 month plan
• 24x7 Flat Rate - click here for order form
  • This plan includes a low line rental of $69 per month
  • Unlimited Local calls and STD calls for no extra charge
  • Mobile calls - 16c per minute
  • Flagfall on non-local calls - 22c per call
  • 6 month plan
     
    
• 24x7 Infinity (Flat Rate Premium) - click here for order form
  • This plan includes a low line rental of $150 (inc GST)
  • Unlimited local, STD, Mobile & International calls for no extra charge
  • Personal use only, subject to Fair Use Policy, may not be resold or resupplied
  • 24 month plan, direct debit only

Special calls and features not included, refer to Feature Charges for more information at http://www.bestit.net.au/products/phone-plans/324-telephone-feature-charges.html.  All rates quoted ex-GST unless otherwise indicated.

No doubt many of you will have heard today’s news regarding the National Broadband Network and may be wondering how it will change the telecommunications market in Australia and, in turn, impact your businesses.  To get a good understanding of the basics of the new network we suggest that you take some time to read the government’s brochure (attached) explaining the rationale behind the decision and the basics of how it is anticipated the network will be structured and regulated.

The government’s decision to reject all of the current NBN proposals and set-up a majority government-owned company (funded by a mixture of government and private capital) to roll out the proposed National Broadband Network seems to have taken many by surprise with few industry analysts picking this as a potential solution it seems to have taken the industry a little by surprise.

To say that this decision is a huge undertaking is an understatement.  This will be the most ambitious public infrastructure project in Australia’s history requiring some $43 billion of investment to deliver a Fibre to the Premise (FTTP) network to 90% of Australian households and businesses.  It will also be the most ambitious FTTP project undertaken anywhere in the world.   FTTP technology has been identified as having the capability to deliver download speeds of up to 100Mbps currently and up to 1Gbps in the future, making this one of the most future-proof technologies available for the network.