Internode re-introduces 200GB plan

Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: MarketNational broadband provider, Internode, says it is going after its competitors’ clients on its home turf of  South Australia, announcing a new sales campaign with an opening offer of free setup and three months free broadband to new customers who choose an Easy Broadband 200GB,or higher, plan and bundle it with a NodeLine phone service for 24 mon

A day after launching its cheeky Telstra-targeted ad campaign, Internode has revamped prices for its ADSL services and introduced its first sub $30 plan.

National broadband provider Internode has revamped its monthly plan structure, with the aim of unifying its disparate product offerings under one simplified structure, and giving customers small bonuses in terms of extra quota and bundled services.

Written by: Graeme Philipson | Published in: MobilityiiNet subsidiary Internode has extended its NodeMobile voice service range by launching a $60 a month plan that removes the limits from its included standard calls, texts and calls to NodeMobile.

National broadband company, Internode, has taken its first terabyte ADSL2+ plan to the market today with a launch-day sweetener of $30 off the originally announced price, at the same as delivering large data boosts for most of its other broadband plans.

Internode has reduced by $10 the monthly fee for its Easy Naked broadband plan and has extended coverage. It has also revived an ADSL2+ resale agreement with Optus.

ISP Internode is offering new large-quota plans to customers on more than 300 exchanges.

Internode says it has significantly increased its backbone network capacity around Australia in response to growing customer traffic generated as a result of the uptake of new broadband plans that offered data at lower costs per Mbyte than then their predecessors.

Internode has announced pricing for services it will deliver of the first NBN FTTH rollouts in Tasmania: an entry level 25Mbps/2Mbps service with 15GB of data will cost $29.95 per month. $10 less than Internet's nearest equivalent ADSL plan.