Superloop Vs Aussie Broadband. James Quilty on LinkedIn Superloop turns down Aussie Broadband's takeover bid Value for Money: Aussie Broadband and Superloop have pretty similar ratings in terms of value for money On the other hand, Aussie Broadband seems to be the closest competition.
Aussie Broadband gets clearance to hold more Superloop shares Telco/ISP iTnews from www.itnews.com.au
I raised it with AB and they never addressed the question just gave generic responses On Aussie, this is what I get: 100/40 @ $99p/m (94Mbps down - 37Mbps up) Native Dual-Stack IPv6 Static IP ($10) I get 6-12ms pings with ABB using cloudlfare DNS on Xbox One X with BFV
Aussie Broadband gets clearance to hold more Superloop shares Telco/ISP iTnews
I just joined Exetel, kinda excited to try their 5 days/mth of speed boost activatable at anytime and it rolls over too so there's that too. Looking to change my ISP because iiNet is really bad and unstable Value for Money: Aussie Broadband and Superloop have pretty similar ratings in terms of value for money
Aussie Broadband gets clearance to hold more Superloop shares Telco/ISP iTnews. Aussie Broadband takes out this year's Best Brand NBN provider with a score of 91%, thanks to its near-perfect score for internet speed (97%) and a high overall customer satisfaction score of 84%. Superloop and Aussie Broadband offer a range of NBN plans to suit different household needs with different speed tiers available
Finance ASX, Benchmark slips; Westpac, CBA, ANZ, NAB, BHP, Rio Tinto, Appen, Aussie Broadband. Value for Money: Aussie Broadband and Superloop have pretty similar ratings in terms of value for money and you get the same speeds or even better than Aussie Broadband, Telstra.