Vlad et al,
No Virgin coverage here either (Banjup, WA). :-(
Andrew.
> Virgin may have released plans, but they don't reach my block. I just
> checked. I can assure you that Telstra are the ONLY kids on my block.
>
> Telstra/BigPond's download limits per dollar cost are atrocious. $150
> monthl
Virgin may have released plans, but they don't reach my block. I just
checked. I can assure you that Telstra are the ONLY kids on my block.
Telstra/BigPond's download limits per dollar cost are atrocious. $150
monthly for 3 gigs. I will be following Andrew's lead by complaining
loudly and o
Hi all
Thanks to those who responded to my query.I think I will have to
take the plunge in the near future...
It still irks me that to get broadband we've got no choice but to go
wireless and pay more money than "normal" broadband,
yet get variable speed and a pitiful download allowanc
Andrew,
Telstra are not the only kids on the block anymore, Virgin have
released a couple of products. Both function of their 3G network; one
specifically for home, and the other for mobile users. I must admit
the home plan looks very seductive, it is just the download limit
that hurts me
Dear all,
I too have had to resort to Telstra wireless, since I live in Banjup. I have
added the ethernet adapter from Maxon, which helps matters as far as setting
up a local network, but find the setup to be unreliable, not particularly
speedy, and outrageously expensive for only 3 gig of traffic
Very reassuring to see someone else trying Next G Relocatable
Wireless Broadband. I thought I was alone.
I have been using Next G RWBroadband for twelve days. During that
time the only dramas with the software have been two or three
occasions when the Connection Manager would not respond to
Hi
Here's the storystuck in a small area here (Gelorup/Bunbury)
that is a Terrestrial Broadband Access Blackhole (don't get me
started...)
A neighbour (PC user) recently signed up to Next G Relocatable
Wireless Broadband (256kbps - G Fast plan.)
A few weeks back he kindly brought h
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