HFC Cable is NOW Liimitless
If you haven’t already heard, iiNet’s very own ultrafast, state-of-the-art Cable broadband network in Geelong, Mildura, and Ballarat now has even more value on offer.
Although we simply call it “Cable”, our network utilises Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC) cabling to deliver fast and reliable internet to your home or business.
The best bit? Our ultrafast Cable plan is now Liimitless! That means you’ll have all the data you could ever imagine at your fingertips. We’re all using broadband more and more every day, so we’re excited to offer a Cable plan with unlimited downloads and uploads.
But wait, there’s more!
Our Cable plan comes with all your local and standard National calls included AND access to download connection speeds of between 80-100Mbps. ‘Mbps’ means ‘Megabits per second’ (in case you didn’t know) and 80-100Mbps is ten times faster than the current average internet connection speed in Australia.* Actual speeds may be slower due to various factors.
For those that still need a little more convincing, we’ve taken an already great-value plan and cut the cost! Make the switch to iiNet Cable and we will give you 50% off the monthly plan cost for the first 12 months on a 24 month contract^ – it’s the kind of offer that can make a big difference to your monthly budget.
With ultrafast download speeds, unlimited data and all your local and standard national calls included, there’s no better time to grab an iiNet Cable plan and take advantage of the limitless potential.
iiNet Cable is available exclusively on our network in Geelong, Mildura, and Ballarat, so if you’re lucky enough to be a resident in one of these areas, don’t miss out! Check your address on our website and give our friendly Sales Team a call on 13 27 31 and we’ll be happy to help you get connected.
Full T&C’s: https://www.iinet.net.au/internet/fibre/cable-terms/
^ Total minimum cost over 24 months is $1,499.75 including install fee. New customers only. Offer available unless withdrawn.
*Based on 7.8 Mbps Australian Average vs 80 Mbps cable speed. Source: Akamai State of the Internet 2015.
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I am a client of Westnet/iiNet and have been for getting on for 11 years year. I have also not long connected to westnet/iiNet cable service and can recommend it to anyone that wants a reliable service and sound support. Its service is excellent and sometimes I am asked why I do not use another that might be cheaper?????? To me service is more important to me than whether someone is cheaper. Cheaper frequently means cutting service. However, I do have a question. I may have to move to Melbourne next year in the East Ringwood area. I would prefer to continue with Westnet/iiNet, do you have a comparable service in that area? I am a researcher and the Net is a valuable tool as long as it is fast and reliable.
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Hi, When will this come to Padbury Western Australia? Our internet is slow and frequently drops out. After all WA was the original home of iinet.
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OK local cable connection would be very fast or supposed to
However, the overall connection speed depends on on the overall network speed and so far the layout of cable is patchy around Au
Would this limit drastically internet browsing experience speed ? -
Will iiNet be able to access cable after NBN rolls out new cable in Barrine Drive Worongary
there is currently Telstra Cable and NBN came through pulling ropes for later HFC install the supervisor is a friend of mine -
Wondercom (TPG Parent company ) Rolled fibre cable down Richmond area in Melbourne . letter in mail saying I could connect to Wondercom as fibre has been installed to the Basement of my Building . Was with Foxtel Broadband with download speed of 10mbps, crap service . Joined Wondercom and next day Technician came out switched internet on in the Basement and apartment still using the existing phone copper line . My Download speed is 93mbps and upload is 38mbps .
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If my area is hfc, do I need to find a hfc (cable) plan to connect to?
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Does iinet comes to Nambour 4560 Qld. I am currently with Westnet but phone with Telstra. If I want to bundle phone and internet. How I do it, is there anybody come to my house to help plus how much fee or free.