Internode today announces Australia's first true terabyte broadband plan

iinet has had one for a while now.

one-terabyte data quota plan, costing

Yeah. I'd like to know what they mean by "true" (perhaps no peak/off-peak). And of course, like most Internode plans, it's expensive.

I'd stick with iinet (who had the first true terabyte plan) rather than go to internode. Internode are calling it the "first true plan" purely because they don't make a distinction between peak and off-peak, which is only a minor inconvenience. The more honest line would have been "first terabyte plan with no distinction between peak and off-peak".

The main reason for sticking with iinet?

Internode : 1Tb with phone line : $179.95 iinet : 500/500 (1Tb) with phone line : $129.90

I think I'm willing to put up with the minor inconvenience of a split cap to knock around 30% off of my bill a month. But then I don't need that sort of volume.

Nail right on the head on both counts! 8]

Would this work in Tony Windsor's electorate? Apparently he got sucked into the $43 billion child pron aka "broadband" network sponsored by the Australian Federal government and bisexual pro-unborn-child-murderer Zulia Killer. And even after Telstra announced days ago their 100Mbs connections over Next-G - which is a national, regional and rural network... by the way. Zulia celebrates her dope-the-ignorant-independents-campaign with fellow sodomite Bob Brown (aptly named).