internode
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Internode Restores 200GB Broadband Plans
1More positive news for Internode customers: while it dumped its 200GB per month offering as part of a plan revamp last month, it has now restored that plan to its broadband offerings in response to “customer demand”. Rather like parent iiNet’s dumping of peak quotas earlier today, the change only applies to Internode’s own ADSL2+…
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Internode Changes ADSL2 Plan Prices
In the first major product adjustment since it was acquired by iiNet, Internode has changed pricing on its ADSL2+ plans. Does that mean its pricing is now aligning with iiNet? Not yet.
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Internode Turning On IPv6 By Default
Internode customers have been able to switch on IPv6, and as of last week it is now doing that by default for all new signups. Internode had intended to make that happen before the end of 2011, but given its dramatic buyout by iiNet in late 2011, early January seems close enough. [Internode]
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How The iiNet Deal Affects Internode Customers
Despite the NBN-inspired imminent $105 million buyout of Internode by iiNet, there will be no short-term change to the products offered by either company. But in the long term, offerings such as iiNet’s expanded Freezone are likely to be available on plans from both iiNet and Internode.