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Originally Posted by NTF6
You are correct there isn’t anything they can do now. My points is, when they have developed the technology to give me more I will have to purchase a higher plan to more than likely get speeds I should already be getting now (100). What they should be doing is saying “we’ve now got the technology to give you what we promised you on your current plan so here you go, enjoy” but no, I’ll have to pay for it.
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The technology most certainly exists (fibre to the premises/home). If the NBN rollout proceeded as it was originally intended, you would have had a fibre optic connection that sat around 100Mbps for most of the day. Not only that, the technology behind the FTTP has provisions to increase the speed of your service to 1000Mbps. Yet Turdbull and Co thought it was best to cut costs.
In the end, most of the FTTN connections will need to be replaced due to aging copper and inadequate provisioning with a fibre solution.