Internode’s Terabyte Plan Has No Peak Times, High Prices

Internode has joined the recent flood of terabyte download limit plans, adding itself to iiNet, iPrimus and TPG. It’s the only one of those plans not to distinguish between peak and off-peak usage, but at a minimum of $149.95 a month, it’s not the cheapest option around.

The plans, which will be officially released next week, are part of a general revamp of Internode’s lineup that increases data allowances across the board. The $149.95 figure is for users who also sign up for a home phone service; the unbundled deal is $159.95, and a naked deal costs $179.95. The figure includes uploads and downloads.

In practice, terabyte deals still look better than many of the unlimited broadband plans on the market, assuming you can get one in your location.

Hit the announcement below for further details of the Internode plan (and the other new options appearing), and tell us which of the terabyte options is attracting your attention in the comments. Do

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