Both services will end when your nbn service is activated or re-activated. Service performance varies depending on network coverage and your location with speeds likely less than the maximum. Speeds during this period are throttled at a theoretical maximum of 12Mbps for downloads and 1 Mbps for uploads. *Vodafone is giving customers complimentary unlimited internet access via its 3G or 4G mobile network in-between sign-up and service installation and in the case of an nbn™ fault on a specific service (not for mass nbn™ outages) for a maximum of 30 days. The Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub comes with a pre-installed mobile broadband SIM. More details of Vodafone’s nbn™ plans will be announced in coming months. People interested in finding out when Vodafone’s nbn™ plans are set to launch can sign up to receive more information at “During this time, we want to engage with customers to learn how we can make our broadband experience as great as possible.” “To make the experience for our customers as simple as possible, we’ll be working closely with them in the lead-up to our public launch,” said Mr Lobb. Thousands of people have registered on the Vodafone nbn™ Expressions of Interest web page since it went live in May, showing a strong thirst for real choice and just not more of the same. “We have listened to people’s concerns about missing out on internet access or paying out of their own pockets for mobile data while they wait for their service to be installed or repaired.” “At launch we are proud to offer all Vodafone nbn™ customers access to the best of both worlds – our amazing mobile and broadband networks. “They have told us that they don’t care about the kind of technology their internet runs on, they just want it to work. “Over the last year, we have spoken to many Australians about their internet experience to understand their concerns and needs,” said Mr Lobb. Vodafone General Manager of Fixed Broadband Matthew Lobb said the company is proud to enhance the experience of Australian broadband customers. The back-up service will be available for up to 30 days at a time with maximum speeds of 12Mbps for downloads and 1Mbps for uploads being offered to keep people online with speeds varied based on your network coverage and location.* To make the most of the technology, Vodafone is giving customers unlimited internet access via a pre-installed sim to its mobile network in-between sign-up and service installation and where repairs need to be carried out by nbn™ to resolve a fault affecting an individual customer’s fixed service. Set to launch services on the national broadband network (nbn™) later this year, Vodafone today gave customers a first look at its Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ modem, which is capable of providing both a fixed and mobile broadband connection. Vodafone Australia today announced that customers connecting to Vodafone nbn™ will be offered complimentary internet access via the company’s mobile network while they wait for their fixed broadband to be installed.
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