Internode gets Naked in Tasmania

Peter Dinham
Tuesday, 11 August 2009 17:51

IT Industry - Market

Kellett also says that a NakedExtreme service costs just $10 more than the equivalent Extreme ADSL2+ service.

“As it incurs no voice line rental fee, customers typically will save about $20 a month with this service,” he claims, adding that “it also avoids the inconvenience of paying a separate third party bill to rent a voice line service.”

Internode says the service is available in home, SOHO & business plans, which offer “generous download quotas, no charge for uploads, five email accounts and personal webspace, unmetered online games, radio stations and other cool content, free dialup account and global roaming.”