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All Telstra nbn plans have unlimited data, so you don't have to worry about running out. Plus, unlimited calls to standard Australian mobiles and landlines.
Our month-to-month plans don't lock you in. You get the flexibility to change plans as your needs change, and the freedom to cancel at any time.
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ADSL travels through a copper phone line, so if you've already got an active home phone line, you can get ADSL. Check your address if you're not sure.
Yes! We’ll send you all the installation info you need to set up your modem. You can also check out our modem setup guide.
ADSL connections are generally slower than many nbn connections. ADSL uses existing copper wire from the phone exchange to your home, while most nbn services use high-speed fibre optic cable at least as far as the exchange - and in some cases direct to your address.
Yes. The latest Telstra Smart Modem is fully nbn-compatible, so it will work on your ADSL connection and on whichever nbn connection you switch over to later.
Here’s the thing. Your distance from the phone exchange is the single biggest factor affecting your ADSL speed, because the longer a signal has to travel along copper wire, the slower it gets. So while you can’t pick which exchange you’re connected to, you can try a few tricks round the house to help improve slow ADSL speeds:
nbn co sets the cut-off date at 18 months after the nbn has become available in your area. If you’re in an area that is moving to FTTP, FTTN or HFC nbn connections, you need to migrate to the nbn before that date. nbn co sends everyone plenty of advance notice, as do service providers such as Telstra.
You don't need a home phone handset, but you do need a copper phone line to connect to ADSL internet. ADSL uses your existing copper line to connect you to the internet. You can also have a handset operating on that line, but you don't need it to connect to the intenret.
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