I was with Optus 3G a few years ago (stone age) - I noticed them and carriers using them assumed 1Gb=1000mb, and not 1024mb. Probably not an issue to large data batches, but did make a difference on lower quotas.
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Originally Posted by pursuit57
is your service fibre to premises FTTP or fibre to node FTTN & final connection is existing copper to house ?From speaking to a lot of people connected already on nbn they are FTTN and the copper lines/service is pathetic due to water damage & poor infrastructure maintenance and speeds are worse than the ADSL they had - good initially then sloooow once everyone got on board.Then conned into paying for faster level....  I'm still waiting and told only getting FTTN so be in the same boat I suspect.  |
I'm not connected to the NBN, but on Sth Coast NSW, the cabling came through around mid year last year, and they installed Fibre up to the grey box at the house. The installers told me that is what they were doing while they had the budget, when the money runs out, that'll finish. Seemed a bit strange IIRC the coalition changed the policy to FTTN, and copper to the house. The copper network here is due to be switched off in early June.