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Optus revamps business broadband offerings
Stuart Corner
Wednesday, 30 November 2005 08:39
The plan also includes 50Gbytes of off-peak download if bundled with other Optus services and once the limit is exceed throttling is to 128kbps.
There are four plans in all: Starter, 512kbps with 400MB of data throttled to 28.8kbps for $49.95 per month; Starter Plus, 512kbps with 3Gbytes for $59.95 per month; Executive, 10Gbyte at 1.5Mbps for $69.95 per month and Executive Plus, the $89.95 plan.
If taken as part of a bundle all plans come with twice the basic download data at off peak times, in addition to the peak time quota, and with a $10 discount off the monthly price. The off-peak period is midnight to midday.
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