NBN Business case released!

[Leftwinger]

Cheaper and a long way superior as well.

[IQS.RLOW]

You morons don't read too good do you

That's only for Tasmania and only fir a short time while the RSPs have been given FREE access to the NBN

Expect those prices to double

[IQS.RLOW]

Here's a more representative idea of how expensive the NBN will be... It's a rip

FTTH - Home Fibre Plans Plans
Plan Name
Monthly Quota

Monthly Price
Home Entry - Line Interface of 25/2 Mbps
Home-FibreEntry-15
15 Gbytes

$49.95
Home-FibreEntry-30
30 Gbytes

$59.95
Home-FibreEntry-60
60 Gbytes

$69.95
Home-FibreEntry-100
100 Gbytes

$89.95
Home-FibreEntry-200
200 Gbytes

$129.95

Home Mid - Line Interface of 50/4 Mbps
Home-FibreMid-15
15 Gbytes

$59.95
Home-FibreMid-30
30 Gbytes

$69.95
Home-FibreMid-60
60 Gbytes

$79.95
Home-FibreMid-100
100 Gbytes

$99.95
Home-FibreMid-200
200 Gbytes

$139.95

Home High - Line Interface of 100/8 Mbps
Home-FibreHigh-15
15 Gbytes

$79.95
Home-FibreHigh-30
30 Gbytes

$89.95
Home-FibreHigh-60
60 Gbytes

$99.95
Home-FibreHigh-100
100 Gbytes

$119.95
Home-FibreHigh-200
200 Gbytes

$159.95

[Jovial Monk]

Don’t forget that telephony is part of the NBN. The trivial part is VoIP, phone calls over the NBN with no fixed line charge and no charge for calls within Australia. Being digital over brand new fibre the quality will be outstanding high definition and can marry the audio with video.

The pioneers of FTTH in the US, Verizon, show what can be done over Optic fibre:
http://www22.verizon.com/Residential/Ho ... m#Overview

Fucking fascinating!

[IQS.RLOW]

Don’t forget that telephony is part of the NBN. The trivial part is VoIP, phone calls over the NBN with no fixed line charge

Why do feel the need to lie?

Netphone2 is a phone service that works over your fibre connection. It costs an extra $9.95 per month,

[Jovial Monk]

Hmmmm Essential Research did a survey which included questions about the flood, the flood levy and halting/postponing the NBN. Poor old Tone is on a loser—even among Lib/Nat voters only 48% wanted the NBN postponed or halted. Total support for that was a mere 28%.

[IQS.RLOW]

Another lie by the dog diddler

Delaying or destroying the NBN was the most popular method picked by respondents followed by postponing the return to a budget surplus, which was supported by 24 per cent.
Just 22 per cent of voters supported the Government’s decision to introduce a one-off levy.

[Jovial Monk]

28% said postpone or scrap the NBN. among Lib/Nat voters it only got to 48%.

None of the choices offered got much support.

Scrapping or postponing the NBN would, of course, not release any funds for the flood recovery.

After Yasi hits I reckon 70% will favor a permanent disaster recovery levy.

[IQS.RLOW]

Another survey says your wrong yet again...
http://www.itwire.com/your-it-news/home ... ing-floods

48% of the 460 respondents backed the Federal Government's view that the NBN should not be abandoned and 52% agreed with Tony Abbott.

Anyone just has to look at your predictions over the years and bet the other way for a sure fire winner.

How does it feel being completely wrong all the time? I'm surprised you haven't slunk off into some depressed little conrner of the web and created your own blog where you can spout rubbish all day... oh wait

[Jovial Monk]

460 respondents! A worthless survey without even considering how the respondents were selected! I am betting it was a self selecting poll which means zero validity.

The ER survey of 1300 randomly selected respondents still shows only 28%, mostly driven by Liberal idiots, favor scrapping the NBN. 28% for, 72% against.

You really are scraping the bottom of the barrel, aren’t you chinless balless weedy little dweeb?