Limitless Data on the nbn™ is Here
Throughout history, mankind has continued to prove there is no limit to our potential. Things we once thought impossible have become a reality: we’ve mastered flight, landed on the moon, and even found a way to connect with others across the globe through the triumphant creation of the Internet.
Now iiNet are breaking the limits with our new plans offering limitless data on the nbn™. Just think of what you can do with limitless quota – you can download and stream to your heart’s content. Take a look at the great features of our latest nbn™ plans.
The Basic Liimitless Plan
If you want to enjoy limitless data on the nbn™ but aren’t interested in all the extra bells and whistles, our basic Liimitless plan has got you covered. For only $69.99 a month (minimum charge $169.94) you can experience limitless data on a basic speed of up to 12Mbps download and up to 1Mps upload*.
Give your Speed a Boost
If you want turn up the speed on your limitless data, grab one of our boosted speed plans offering up to 25Mbps download and up to 5Mbps upload*. We have two boosted speed plans with local and standard national calls included. One of these boosted plans includes Australian mobile calls for just $10 more per month, so if you make a lot of mobile calls, this could be the perfect plan for you.
Turn it up to the MAX
For the serious surfers who want top speeds with their limitless quota, our max plans offer up to 100Mps download and up to 40Mps upload*. We have 3 max speed plans with limitless data to keep you covered whether you make a lot of calls from your landline, like to chat on your mobile or don’t like to call at all.
So what are you waiting for? Enjoy limitless data on the nbn™ today by signing up to one of our great new plans – the potential is limitless.
To see where your exact location stands in the nbn™ rollout process, check out the nbn™ Coverage Checker. This will let you pinpoint exactly where sites have been built or are in stages of preparation or construction. Make sure to register your interest on the nbn™ Wait List and check out iiNet’s nbn™ plans to be ready to roll when the nbn™ hits your neighbourhood.
* These speeds are maximum connection speeds as provided by nbn™. Actual throughput speeds may be slower and could vary due to many factors including type/source of content being downloaded, hardware and software configuration, the number of users simultaneously using the network and performance of interconnecting infrastructure not operated by iiNet.
50 comments
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limitless would be great if I could get over my current 4mb/sec down load speed limit on adsl2 this is causing much grief after many years as an iinet customer.
Stirling customer
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As I search the IINET or ozemail pages and investigate the grandiose plans for where and / or when it will come here, the only (standard) message on all is that its fantastic and that it is NOT available to us plebs and there are still no plans for it coming here.
Perhaps IINET ought to look at the facts and stop making such great ado about nothing.
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Brilliant thank you! And here I was thinking I would have to switch for a competitive service.
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I have been a very happy iinet Naked DSL customer for 5 years. Am moving to a new ISP next week for my new NBN because they offer great plans including all calls local, national and mobile and NO contract. Month by month is the way for me to go from now on. iiNet did not really offer me any great incentives as a long term customer to stay with them.Thanks iinet but the competition is now very much alive and kicking.
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Thank you Reece for the kind reply, but if you care to check up on it, I enrolled for the register the first day I saw it, More than 1 1/2 or much more, years ago, with not even an acknowledgement.
Since then, as I said, Much ado about nothing.
At present I am able to get about 500 Kb/ sec on ADSL2, not the breakneck speed forecast, is it
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Good to see, though as not wanting any included calls will be $10 better off with TPG on an up to 25Mbps. Limitless also makes iiNet freezone a moot point, it had been a main drawcard for me. So based on current offerings it’ll be TPG once they flick the switch on our FTTN.
Speaking of, I shudder seeing the bloody cabinets installed everywhere. It’s like getting a sewerage upgrade to a thunderbox!
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I see that the NBN is being built in Cooloongup. When can I access NBN connection with iiNet? I want to stay with iiNet as I was one of the early clients. Having limitless downloads at 12mps for the current rate I am paying is very good news for me!
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Is Westnet also going to offer limitless?
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I love this idea but I’d be much happier if I could get the faster speed for which I pay extra for
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I contacted one of your staff and registered my interest in NBN,now find as we are getting cables laid now,it will be March next year before we get it,so i will be stuck with adsl. 2.will not get my hopes up yet.
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Signed up for the “boost” ! but lucky to get 6mbps download and 2mbps download. That is when I’m lucky to get service at all!
Then I’m told that I will get a response from support within the hour and still waiting 4 hours later. Not a happy iiNet customer at all! -
Are you guys serious? Running various speed test tonight, they average 15.34 Mps download (hardly world beating), and a paltry 0.85Mps upload speed.
According to the iiNet wait list, I’ll be due for nbn connection in the final quarter of 2017. Wow! Can hardly wait to catch up with Burkina Faso.
Oh, but wait…my iiNet connection drops out a couple of times a year, due to the failure of the copper in the pit outside my door (average twice a year over six years). It then generally takes anywhere between 2 and 24 days to get the service back up again. (Check your CRM if you don’t believe me).
Oh, and one more relevant point – I’m no more than 2km from the Sydney GPO, as the crow flies. Speaking of crows, I sometimes think (during the ‘down’ times) they might be a faster, more reliable way of connecting.
Is iiNet not aware that Australian internet speeds are laughable when compared internationally? And, more to the point, what, if anything, do you intend to do about it? -
I have just changed to nbn with iinet and pay 79$ mth but they didnt tell me about the unlimited plan, i will have to ring them and go through another 2hr phone call and be on hold all night again
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Do not use IINET NBN.
I just move in to the new apartment and have the iinet NBN. It is extremely unstable, disnonnect and change ip all the time.
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Sounds like the same amount of time waiting for NBN to arrive or the time on the end of a phone waiting for someone at iiNet to provide some ‘service’
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Limitless plans? Who needs them!?
Sounds great but my heaviest usage for the last 12 months was 62 GB per month and I usually use 1/3 of that.
NBN only recently became available in my area and iiNet mailed me a letter and flyer advertising 4 plans. The $69.99 plan with 200 GB, 25 Mbps and national calls included was a great fit for me with very useful features. When I rang a week later all the plans had changed and the previous plans had been grandfathered (it seems grandfathers are very young these days). There was no date on the mailing – no sent date and no plan expiry date.
The now current plan at that price (unless it’s also now been grandfathered) has half the speed and you pay for all calls. I ended up going to the $59.99 plan because I didn’t see there was enough value for me in the more expensive options.
Internode has a plan grid that lets customers choose their own trade-off of speed, quota and price.
Misinformation from the lady at Sales didn’t help either. Even though I’ve been on ADSL with iiNet for over 10 years, she said I would be treated like someone coming in new – “You’ve got what you paid for – what more do you expect?” A later call from iiNet told me I could get a discounted price for the modem and no activation fee without a contract.
Other providers actually publish the benefits for existing customers.
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I have been a loyal ADSL customer of IINet for over 10 years. I was disappointed upon switching over to NBN when I enquired if there was any special offer for loyal customer, and to advised, NO! I am experiencing a similar dilemma as Alan.
With so many competitive NBN plans available such as Exeter 84/month (taken into account 1 month free) for 100/40 Mbps unlimited data plan.
I am seriously considering leaving IINet to give other more competitive providers a fair go.
Leonard
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I’ve had a FTTN NBN service for a couple of months on a 1TB 100Mb plan. Also been awesome, the HD and Ultra-HD content on Netflix!
It’s day 20 of the month and I’ve used just over 900GB.
Now I get the same service, for the same place. No limit on data!
Good work
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Hey Benn,
Happy to see that you’re very satisfied! Enjoy the Ultra HD Netflix
– Leo.
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Been with iiNet for what 3 months and my daily service for 25/1000 line is average 0.5mbps in the evenings from 6pm and back up to 25 well after midnight.
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/i/1742272887Sent email and replay was congestion in secret harbour and prob due to and I’ll quote “people getting home from school/work”
Third complaint in a month and they want me to call again to confirm congestion is the issue.
How on earth could I ever come close to downloading 1000gig when I cannot even open a picture file peak time
Pathetic service for a NBN provider. So disappointed
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Hi there
Since the switch to the limitless plan happened, i noticed the speeds on peak hours are dropping from 85 to 30 mbit/sec. I am located in Canberra and i already raised a ticket 290638073 with CSR raised but nothing happened.
Speeds from 11 AM – 6:00 PM is always 93-95. So this is a very easy example of congestion.
I wonder if you guys started using CVC of TPG because that would explains why things went down the hill.
This is happening to me, my father, my neighbour and friend. We all live in the same area.
Looks like iiNet need to get more CVC bandwith as you guys didn’t plan this unlimited change correctly.I bet nobody will come back to me on this task and by the end of the month we are all going away to different ISP (4 customers)
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I switched to iiNet limitless plan, value is great but I am getting around 30-40 down during peak hours, if you guys don’t improve the download speed during peak hours then I am not sure what’s the point of having NBN??
I will wait for one month, if the problem is still there then will switch and will let all my friends to not sign up with iiNet for two reasons, not getting what we as customers expect also iiNet has the worst customer service I have ever seen
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Any plans to extend the limitless offer to ACT VDSL2 customers? #FeelingLeftOut
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Who ever writes up all this for iinet needs to be more specific, the same as the web site. A large population of Australia are using the less than ideal Fixed Wireless system and you NEVER seem to mention that in all your adds. You give unlimited to fibre and ADSL but us poor Fixed Wireless customers pay through the nose for a lousy 50gig. How about doubling that data quota for no extra charge seeing everyone else is getting unlimited for about the same price
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Long term iiNet customer with NBN service in use. We’re currently on the 200GB download plan (100GB peak, 100GB off peak) + telephony & mobile. Unlimited PLEASE (but when)?
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Yes, I agree one hundred percent with Benn. I’ve been with iiNet for over 10 years and the NBN service I’m getting is always around the 90mbps download speeds. I’ve also got the 1TB plan and I’m almost at my limit so the unlimited data is brilliant.
My business depends on the NBN service running smoothly and it has since I switched it on nearly 2 years ago…
Lovin’ it
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Glad to hear you’re also so happy with the service, Savva! We’re always here to help if that opinion ever changes
– Reece
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hi i am on nbn now with iinet ,what a service iinet give to me ,they always a phone call away i had a little bit trouble when they put nbn in as a older woman i needed some help thank iinet for your help ,
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Sadly iiNet plans still lag behind the competition. iiNet wireless NBN plans continue to have a 250G cap and speeds are not available above 25/5. Many of your competitors offer 50/20 wireless NBN plans in my area, with unlimited data. As a current iiNet customer who has been asking about this for some time, it seems that I will have to shift providers… still no iiNet options.
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I am one of the unfortunates connected to the outdated Thornlands exchange in Queensland which only gives ADSL 1. Further down my street they are connected to the Cleveland exchange for ADSL2. Friend with iiNet tell me they have received upgrades without asking, and no increase in price. Can’t wait for the end of my contract.
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Is NBN available at ROSE PARK?
SA 5067
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Limitless – I was considering on going over to TPG (now own iiNet )with the coming to my town of the NBN as they already have limitless with their plans. Now I will not have to change – Good Job iiNet.