iiNet Home ADSL 4 Plan

When looking around for a new broadband service, or to upgrade from your existing dial-up service, you will discover the depth of technological advancement that ADSL has brought to the industry. Where the old dial-up was painfully slow to download and while using it you couldn’t make or receive any phone calls, ADSL allows for fast downloading, up to 70 times faster than dial-up, and it doesn’t interfere with your other telephone connections.

iiNet Home ADSL 4 Plan is a Good Internet Broadband Option

One of the options you have with using iiNet as your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is that it offers what they call their Home ADSL 4 plan. This plan is ideal for internet users upgrading from dial-up as it gives you fast download speed as well as a reliable 24 hour a day seven days a week technical support that is second to none other. In fact iiNet’s phenomenal growth since its inception in 1993, in an Australian suburban garage, has been its customer support. It has been of such a high standard that the company has grown through ‘word of mouth’ from satisfied customers negating the need to take out large expensive national advertising campaigns. Some of the advantages you will get with an iiNet Home ADSL 4 internet broadband plan will include the following:

• A good reason for choosing iiNet ADSL is its price. Of course you will find it a little dearer than dial-up but this is because it offers so much more. However iiNet’s Home ADSL 4 plan is not as expensive as many other similar services, especially at $59.95 a month on a two year contract.
• Speed will be the next thing that will interest you. This is where iiNet Home ADSL 4 plan will impress you the most. Especially if you are upgrading from a worn out dial-up connection. By using the phrase ‘worn out’ we are not trying to denigrate the old dial-up connection, but you will see for yourself the amount of difference between the two systems. There is that much difference in downloading speed that there is actually no proper comparison that can be fairly made. A downloading speed of up to 1.5 Mbps. This means very fast checking of your emails and browsing of internet sites.
• You will then come to downloading limits. This is where you will have to take into account what you are intending to do with your iiNet ADSL internet broadband connection. And it is important to get it right. If you don’t you could end up paying for a downloading data quota that you will never use, this will cause you an unnecessary expense. On the other hand if you are too restrictive on yourself because of trying to budget too tightly you will find that when you reach your downloading limit your internet downloading speed will be cut to a similar speed you were experiencing with dial-up. At least you will not have to pay hefty fees as some ISP’s insist on when this occurs. An iiNet Home ADSL 4 plan has a data allowance of 20 GB. It is made up of 10 GB being available during peak periods and a further 10 GB being available during off peak periods. Most users will find this quite sufficient unless you are into some of the latest highly sophisticated games that are now starting to appear. If you download a lot of text you will not use as much data space as you would if you habitually download large files such as video’s etc.
• Your location and phone line capabilities are also factors you will have to take into consideration. Before getting too serious you should check to see if iiNet ADSL internet broadband services are available in your locality. If you live in any of the major cities you should have no trouble but if you are further out in regional areas you could strike certain problems. It will be an exercise you will have to undertake by checking out your own particular location with iiNet before you get started. iiNet has its own internet network and operates independently of all other internet service providers.
• If everything has checked out alright so far it will now be time to look at what sort of contract you can sign up to. The iiNet Home ADSL 4 plan can be purchased over a 24 month period for a monthly minimum cost of $59.95. This means the total cost of the contract will be at least $1,518.75. You will also be required to pay a one off set up fee of $79.95. You can also arrange to have it bundled with your home phone if you wish in order to further cut unnecessary costs.

iiNet is today the second largest DSL internet service provider in Australia. It is regarded as being the top competitive challenger in the entire telecommunication market. It employs around 2000 staff in four countries and supports more than 1.3 million connections using either its telephony, broadband or internet protocol TV (IPTV) services throughout the country. It is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and maintains its own broadband network.