Moving House Broadband

Moving house is not the most pleasant of experiences. With so much to remember, to organize, pack, disconnect/reconnect (gas /electricity), truck removalist and so on.., it can be a very trying experience. It's also a good excuse and a great time to search around for a better deal on broadband and other services such as home phone, mobile or evan pay tv / cable tv.

By bundling all of these services with the one provider, you can save a significant amount of money and not have the headache of 3 or 4 different bills. This is not to mention the time you can save by only needing to talk to one provider to get your new house connected! We know how difficult this can be so we've come up with a dedicated Blog on 'Moving House & Broadband Relocations' which you may find extremely useful. This can be can viewed by Clicking Here. Good luck!

Broadband Bundles

You can save money by bundling your broadband with your home phone, mobile phones and pay TV service.

Upgrading From Dialup

Still have an old dial up internet connection? You can you get broadband for next to the same price as dial up. Even if a conventional broadband connection is not available in your area you may be able to get Wireless broadband at competitive prices

Popular broadband for moving house

1. BigPond Broadband from: $29.95
2. Optus Broadband from: $24.95
3. Vodafone Broadband from: $19.00
4. TransACT Broadband from: $15.00

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Broadband news

All Systems Go – Telstra finalises NBN Agreement

Telstra, the NBN Co and the Commonwealth Government have today announced a finalised definitive agreement for Telstra’s inclusion into the National Broadband Network project and the structural separation of the company. After a three year process of convoluted talks, negotiations and revised plans that were recently accepted by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission [...]

Stephen Conroy’s Public Lie On Internet Filter

Factual inaccuracy, fabrication, deceit, falsification or simply an outright lie. Whichever way you look at it, Stephen Conroy has told a blatant lie to the public in relation to the Internet Content Filtering project. Delimiter.com.au is reporting that Communications Minister Stephen Conroy today told a lie by saying that Telstra and Optus had adhered [...]

ACCC approves Telstra structural separation plan

The ACCC have officially announced their approval of Telstra’s structural separation plans by today accepting their revised undertakings. Prior to this announcment, the competition watchdog originally knocked back Telstra’s first submission by suggesting the Telco had not done enough to ensure they were going to play fair in both wholesale and retail operations after [...]

Broadband for moving house