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Originally Posted by cs123
Yeah, I did understand. The point I was making is that you are probably not going to consume more than 100Mbs anyway due to the month to month costs of those plans and the "need" for extra speed for a regular user.
Just getting a new copper lead-in is a more effective solution
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Getting a new copper service from NBN is $300. There are no cheaper options like Telstra had.
As for the reasoning around FTTP and the cost or benefit of over 100Mb services, it’s simple. Everyone on a fibre service can get 100/40 now and faster speeds if required. However, for those on FTTN not everyone can even get 25/5 so forget 100/40 or anything faster. Also active equipment vs passive equipment, guess which one will fail more?