Internode extends $20 discount to 2800 telephone exchanges
- 12 December, 2012 16:44
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Broadband service provider, Internode, has extended its monthly $20 bundling discount to more than 2800 telephone exchanges nationally.
It has extended the bundling discount to all areas served by Easy Reach, and will be available to any Easy Reach customer who also buys a NodeLine telephone service.
Internode delivers Easy Reach broadband services to customers who access its high-speed national network via Telstra Wholesale broadband equipment. Previously, the monthly $20 bundling discount was available only to Easy Reach customers in Zone 1 telephone exchanges.
This is the company’s second move in two months to make its broadband plans more affordable.
Last month, Internode trebled the monthly data quota for its entry-level Easy Reach broadband plan and improved the value delivered by two other popular Easy Reach plans.
Internode product manager, Jim Kellett, said the extended reach is targeted at regional customers.
“As many of the exchanges that benefit from this move are in regional areas, that’s great news for our customers who are located outside metropolitan areas,” he said.
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Robert
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I was on a region 1 discount then that changed to a region 2 which meant I lost my discount in October and now they say they are making region 1 available to more customers. I am in metro Adelaide in the north. I called to query internode on why I wasn't getting my node line discount and was informed of the change to my region. No offer to keep those who were previously in region 1 on the same discount. Poor form from internode and bad customer service and I am now seeking an alternative provider.