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Tharaxis
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To get an idea of some of the broadband offerings in Australia, take a look at the various products here...
http://www.iinet.net.au/products/home/bliink/index.html
If you look at their various options you'll see it's very reasonable and priced reasonably for the service they get, also, and here's the clincher, their capping system is REASONABLE instead of being unrealistic.
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<b>Please Note:</b> Rather than being charged for extra traffic, your account will just be slowed to 72kbps after your download quota is reached in either peak time or bliink time. Speed is then slowed to 33Kbps once an additional 50% of the peak or off peak allowance is reached.
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This certainly beats the nonexistant international connectivity that we get here.
http://www.iinet.net.au/products/home/bliink/index.html
If you look at their various options you'll see it's very reasonable and priced reasonably for the service they get, also, and here's the clincher, their capping system is REASONABLE instead of being unrealistic.
To quote:
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">
<b>Please Note:</b> Rather than being charged for extra traffic, your account will just be slowed to 72kbps after your download quota is reached in either peak time or bliink time. Speed is then slowed to 33Kbps once an additional 50% of the peak or off peak allowance is reached.
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This certainly beats the nonexistant international connectivity that we get here.