Finding A Good Value DSL Plan

NakedDSLStuffNaked DSL has lots of attractions: no line rental fees and cheaper calls via VOIP. But sorting through the range of plans on offer can be a time-consuming process.

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We’ve outlined issues to consider if you’re thinking about naked DSL and the main Australian providers before, but in the highly competitive ISP market, it’s always good to have an update.

At SearchNetworking Australia, Richard Chirgwin has down an exhaustively thorough analysis of the price options, factoring in length of contract and download limits to calculate minimum and maximum costs per gigabyte per month. It’s worth reading the whole analysis, but one key point to note is that the “best value” depends very much on what you want from the service — there really isn’t a single plan that can be recommended to everyone.

Got your own naked DSL recommendations? Share them in the comments.

How to find the best Naked DSL plan [SearchNetworking]


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