It is my belief that its not 'zoning', there's only 2 prices, Zone
1/Metro (cheaper) and Zone 2/3/Regional (more expensive).
It has nothing to do with actual physical standing, population etc -
just whether the exchange has a competing provider (i.e. actual DSLAM
infrastructure). They only make it cheaper if there is competition.
I could be wrong on this, but this is what I have observed and believe
to be true.
On 15/09/17 10:40, Cameron Murray wrote:
Morning All,
Slightly off topic however I wondered if anyone had a resource of the
Telstra Zoning data. I am trying to demonstrate to our sales staff how
this works and how areas are classified for broadband services along
with providing them a resource to refer to.
Thanks in Advance.
Cameron
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