Dodo is one of the handful of companies which offers an unlimited ADSL2+ broadband service, but one of its main issues is that you could only get it bundled with a Dodo home phone service, for which the rates were (and are) fairly uncompetitive. Dodo is now offering the unlimited broadband package on its own with no bundling requirement in selected locations. That makes a cheaper deal, but it’s still not necessarily a good choice. More »
Broadband providers, beware the word “unlimited”. Having already won a battle with Optus and launched a case against TPG, the ACCC has now enforced $26,400 in infringement notices against Dodo over advertising for its “Unlimited ADS2+” broadband plan. More »
The word ‘unlimited’ should be treated with scepticism in any broadband advertising. Dodo should be treated with extreme scepticism at all times. Put the two of them together and the only sensible option is to look elsewhere. More »
The latest issue of the TIO’s statistics on who gets complained about the most show that we’re more than willing to fight the good fight if we don’t get the telecommunications service we want. They also demonstrate that Dodo doesn’t seem to be getting any better. More »
