Internode has brought its NakedUltra ADSL2+ plans back into its product suite. Internode has active DSLAMs (ADSL2+ or Naked DSL equipment) in about 150 phone exchanges throughout Australia. The NakedUltra plans are provided through Optus DSLAMs and extend Internode’s Naked DSL offering by about 200 exchanges.

Far more customers now have access to Naked DSL through Internode!

The other really positive news is that the NakedUltra plans are far more competitive in pricing and download allowance than when Internode last sold them. The entry level plans are exactly the same in pricing and download allowance as Internode’s NakedExtreme plans, which are provide through Internode DSLAMs:

• $49.95 for 10GB of downloads per month
• $59.95 for 30GB of downloads per month

For $59.95 per month Internode is also providing EasyNaked on Optus DSLAMs with 70GB of data allowance. The EasyNaked plans count uploads and downloads in the data allowance. If you apply for EasyNaked, Internode will attempt to connect you to one of their own DSLAMs in the first instance. If Internode is not available in that exchange or is out of ports, then they will attempt to connect you via the Optus DSLAM.

The higher NakedUltra plans are as follows:

• $69.95 for 40GB of downloads per month
• $79.95 for 50GB of downloads per month
• $89.95 for 60GB of downloads per month
• $129.95 for 100GB of downloads per month

If you are unsure which Internode services are available in your area, please enter your phone number or address at our Naked DSL home page. The plan tables will show you all your available options. If you’re ready to sign up with Internode, simply click the link below.

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Internode has made its “Easy Naked” Naked DSL plan more attractive by dropping the price by $10 and increasing the data allowance to 70GB. The new price for Easy Naked is $59.95 per month.

It’s important to note that the data allowance on the Easy Naked plan includes both uploads and downloads. All other Internode Naked DSL plans only count downloads as part of the data allowance. Like all Internode Naked DSL plans, the Easy Naked data allowance can be used at any time of the day or night (no peak or off peak).

So if you compare the other Naked DSL plans that Internode has available at $59.95 per month, you’ll see that the Easy Naked plan is very good value.

1. NakedExtreme ADSL2+: For $59.95 per month you get 30GB of downloads.

2. NakedUltra ADSL2+: For $59.95 per month you get 30GB of downloads.

So unless you need a significant amount of uploads, the Easy Naked plan will likely be better value for you if $59.95 fits your budget.

Contract lengths on Easy Naked are either 1 month or 24 months.

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Internode has started to launch their expanded Naked DSL and ADSL2+ services in Tasmania. About 6 months ago they announced the building of their own ADSL2+ DSLAM equipment in about 10 new exchanges throughout Tasmania. This week the first of these new exchanges which can supply Internode Naked DSL were made available.

The exchanges which now offer Naked DSL are Bathurst, Howrah, Kingston, Lindisfarne, New Town, Sandy Bay, Launceston South and St John. Click the following link to see the full details of exchanges for Naked DSL in Tasmania.

The Internode Naked DSL deals start at $49.95 for 10GB of downloads each month. Internode’s customer service and network quality are also extremely well regarded. They are consistently one of the top performers in annual Whirlpool broadband consumer survey.

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TPG, one of the top Internet Service Providers in Australia, now has more ports available in the Salisbury exchange in Queensland. Just in case you have come across this page looking for Naked DSL or broadband in the Salisbury exchange in South Australia, you will be happy to know that TPG (and iiNet, Internode etc) are available in Salisbury, SA as well.

With minimum prices of $49.99 for 40 gigagytes of data (20 gigabytes offpeak, 20 gigabytes peak) per month, TPG’s Naked ADSL2+ Plan is the ideal solution for someone who is a loves surfing the net, watching online videos and downloading the occasional album from iTunes. For higher download requirements, TPG has a great range of Naked DSL and ADSL2+ plans (including free VoIP options on the Naked DSL plans)

Click here to see the TPG Naked DSL Plans >>

If you are unfamiliar with what Naked ADSL2+ is, then we’ll explain? In a nutshell, Naked ADSL2+ allows you to access the Internet without having a landline. This is so you don’t have to pay for a that extra cost of a home phone that you barely use. This accounts for the “Naked” part. ADSL2+ just means that the Internet you receive is noticeably faster compared with standard ADSL. This means less waiting for you and more time to spend enjoying what you do love doing online.

There are several other ISPs in Salisbury, but with against such a generous quota, they really have to work hard to make their equivalent broadband deals stand a chance. For $49.95, the ever-popular Dodo offers you a quota of 10 gigabytes (5 gigs offpeak, 5 gigs peak). The Perth-based iiNet offers the same quota of 5GB + 5GB for the same price. Netspace also offers 10 gigabytes for $49.95, but there is no offpeak and peak time. There is also Exetel. For $50, you’ll get 25 gigabytes of data to use during peak time and 60 gigabytes to use offpeak.

Even though Exetel offers more bandwith for virtually the same price as TPG, TPG’s Money Magazine awards for “Cheapest Broadband Plan – Low Speed” and “Cheapest Broadband Plan – High Speed” for 2009 lend a bit more credibility to its name. No matter which plan you choose, if you don’t have ADSL2+, you’re missing out on some of the fastest speeds available on the internet. Choose your Naked broadband ADSL2+ plan today to spend less and surf more!

Click here to sign up with TPG Naked DSL >>

PS – if you want to keep your landline connected, you can also sign up for TPG ADSL2+

TPG now has more Naked DSL and ADSL2+ ports available in Clayton, Victoria. Naked DSL plans start at $49.99 for 40 gigagytes of data (20 gigabytes offpeak, 20 gigabytes peak) per month. TPG ADSL2+ plans start at $29.95 per month. TPG’s fast Naked DSL is the ideal solution for someone who is a loves surfing the net, watching online videos and downloading the occasional album from iTunes. But all without having to pay Telstra line rental of $30 every month!

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Many of the other Naked DSL providers currently have no available ports in Clayton, so TPG is a great option to go with.

In 2009 TPG won the Money Magazine awards for “Cheapest Broadband Plan – Low Speed” and “Cheapest Broadband Plan – High Speed”. No matter which plan you choose, if you don’t have ADSL2+, you’re missing out on some of the fastest speeds available on the internet. Choose your Naked broadband ADSL2+ plan today to spend less and surf more!

Click here to sign up with TPG Naked DSL >>

PS – if you want to keep your landline connected, you can also sign up for TPG ADSL2+

TPG now has more Naked DSL and ADSL2+ ports available in Coburg, Victoria. With minimum prices of $49.99 for 40 gigagytes of data (20 gigabytes offpeak, 20 gigabytes peak) per month, TPG’s Naked ADSL2+ Plan is the ideal solution for someone who is a loves surfing the net, watching online videos and downloading the occasional album from iTunes.

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Many of the other Naked DSL providers currently have no available ports in Coburg, so TPG is a great option to go with.

In 2009 TPG won the Money Magazine awards for “Cheapest Broadband Plan – Low Speed” and “Cheapest Broadband Plan – High Speed”. No matter which plan you choose, if you don’t have ADSL2+, you’re missing out on some of the fastest speeds available on the internet. Choose your Naked broadband ADSL2+ plan today to spend less and surf more!

Click here to sign up with TPG Naked DSL >>

PS – if you want to keep your landline connected, you can also sign up for TPG ADSL2+

TPG now has more Naked DSL and ADSL2+ ports available in Newmarket, Queensland. With minimum prices of $49.99 for 40 gigagytes of data (20 gigabytes offpeak, 20 gigabytes peak) per month, TPG’s Naked ADSL2+ Plan is the ideal solution for someone who is a loves surfing the net, watching online videos and downloading the occasional album from iTunes.

Click here to see the TPG Naked DSL Plans >>

There are several other ISPs in Newmarket, but with against such a generous quota, they really have to work hard to make their equivalent broadband deals stand a chance. For $49.95, the ever-popular Dodo offers you a quota of 10 gigabytes (5 gigs offpeak, 5 gigs peak). The Perth-based iiNet offers the same quota of 5GB + 5GB for the same price. Netspace also offers 10 gigabytes for $49.95, but there is no offpeak and peak time. There is also Exetel. For $50, you’ll get 25 gigabytes of data to use during peak time and 60 gigabytes to use offpeak.

Even though Exetel offers more bandwith for virtually the same price as TPG, TPG’s Money Magazine awards for “Cheapest Broadband Plan – Low Speed” and “Cheapest Broadband Plan – High Speed” for 2009 lend a bit more credibility to its name. No matter which plan you choose, if you don’t have ADSL2+, you’re missing out on some of the fastest speeds available on the internet. Choose your Naked broadband ADSL2+ plan today to spend less and surf more!

Click here to sign up with TPG Naked DSL >>

PS – if you want to keep your landline connected, you can also sign up for TPG ADSL2+

TPG, one of the top Internet Service Providers in Australia, is reopening an exchange in South Brisbane where they previously had no available ports. With minimum prices of $49.99 for 40 gigagytes of data (20 gigabytes offpeak, 20 gigabytes peak) per month, TPG’s Naked ADSL2+ Plan is the ideal solution for someone who is a loves surfing the net, watching online videos and downloading the occasional album from iTunes.

Click here to see the TPG Naked DSL Plans >>

What exactly is Naked ADSL2+? In a nutshell, Naked ADSL2+ allows you to access the Internet without having a landline. This is so you don’t have to pay for a that extra cost of a home phone that you barely use. This accounts for the “Naked” part. ADSL2+ just means that the Internet you receive is noticeably faster compared with standard ADSL. This means less waiting for you and more time to spend enjoying what you do love doing online.

There are several other ISPs in South Brisbane, but with against such a generous quota, they really have to work hard to make their equivalent broadband deals stand a chance. For $49.95, the ever-popular Dodo offers you a quota of 10 gigabytes (5 gigs offpeak, 5 gigs peak). The Perth-based iiNet offers the same quota of 5GB + 5GB for the same price. Netspace also offers 10 gigabytes for $49.95, but there is no offpeak and peak time. There is also Exetel. For $50, you’ll get 25 gigabytes of data to use during peak time and 60 gigabytes to use offpeak.

Even though Exetel offers more bandwith for virtually the same price as TPG, TPG’s Money Magazine awards for “Cheapest Broadband Plan – Low Speed” and “Cheapest Broadband Plan – High Speed” for 2009 lend a bit more credibility to its name. No matter which plan you choose, if you don’t have ADSL2+, you’re missing out on some of the fastest speeds available on the internet. Choose your Naked broadband ADSL2+ plan today to spend less and surf more!

Click here to sign up with TPG Naked DSL >>

PS – if you want to keep your landline connected, you can also sign up for TPG ADSL2+

TPG has released ADSL2+ broadband in Nowra today!

Finally residents of Nowra can get faster and more affordable internet services than what are currently available from Telstra. Telstra does have ADSL2+ in the area but at significantly higher prices for even a small amount of downloads.

Unfortunately TPG isn’t supplying Naked DSL in Nowra though. TPG deems Telstra’s access fee too high for Naked DSL in regional exchanges. So only ADSL2+ is available at this point. But that is a considerable improvement to broadband options in Nowra and will be welcomed by the local community!

The TPG ADSL2+ plans have upgraded this week and now start at only $29.99 per month! The $39.99 per month plan now comes with 40GB of downloads and the $49.99 plan comes with an incredible 120GB of downloads each month!

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iinet has released new Naked DSL plans today, with increased data allowances across the board. As well as boosting the data quota, iinet has also changed the peak and off peak times, so before jumping across to the new plans, just make sure they are going to work out better for you. And just like before both uploads and downloads are counted. Read on for more details of the new plans….

New Naked DSL Plans from iinet

Naked Home 1 at $49.95 per month has been boosted from 2GB (peak) + 2GB (off peak) to 5GB + 5GB of data. This is a significant increase and now better aligns iinet with some of the other premium Naked DSL providers. This plan is still only available on “No Contract” with a $195 set up fee.

Naked Home 2 received a comparatively modest increase moving up from 8GB + 8GB to 10GB + 10GB. But for a standard internet user this amount of data is ample at a very good price point of $59.95. Especially considering unlimited free local and national VoIP calls and there is the option of a 24 month contract with discounted set up fee on this plan.

Naked Home 3 at $69.95 received a significant data allowance increase from 15GB + 20GB to 30GB + 30GB. This plan will definitely become more popular. Naked Home 4 at $79.95 is also a much improved plan, now delivering 50GB + 50GB in data and increase of 66% over the previous allowance.

Naked Home 5 at $89.95 per month has had an extra 20GB added to its peak usage allowance and is now 60GB + 60GB. Naked Home 6 is the highest plan at $119.95 per month and now includes 75GB + 75GB of data per month.

New Off Peak Periods

All of the above plans  - Naked Home 1, 2, 3 & 4 – have a new “off peak” usage period of between 2am and 8am daily. The old allowance use to run 4 hours longer until 12 midday. So for most people this won’t make a lot of difference except perhaps on weekends. So whilst it’s a slight drawback, the benefit of the increased data allowances will outweigh the changes to the off peak period.

The off peak period on Naked Home 5 & 6 is between 1am and 9am. For the nocturnal creatures amongst us, brining it forward to 1am will be a good advantage. Overall 2 hours of off peak time have been lost, but for the vast majority the extra data is well worth it.  These two top end plans are also now shaped to 128/128k – twice the previous download speed if the data quota is exceeded.

All the other major iinet Naked DSL benefits remain the same – for example:

• Free iiTalk VoIP with unlimited local and national calls to landlines.
• The iinet Fair Contract Guarantee
• Fantastic customer service
• iinet BoB Modem for super easy set up
• Access to the iinet Freezone

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