Optus is one of the largest telecos in Australia. They also offer TV plans packaged with their broadband plans.
read more...Name | Download Speed | Data | Cost | Favourite |
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Everyday Fast | 100 Mbps | Unlimited | $99 per month
$89 for first 6 months |
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Family Entertainer Fast | 100 Mbps | Unlimited | $120 per month
$110 for first 6 months |
Name | Download Speed | Data | Cost | Favourite |
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Everday 5G | 50 Mbps | Unlimited | $69 per month | |
Everyday Fast 5G | 100 Mbps | Unlimited | $79 per month | |
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They have ongoing issues on occasions.
Recommend to a friend : no
The online customer service operators are working multiple customers at once, and it takes a long time to get what you're after.
Recommend to a friend : yes
I have always been getting money off my bill monthly due to dropouts
Recommend to a friend : yes
I can’t say their cost cutting works for customers. They are losing my interest to engage with them.
Recommend to a friend : yes
Optus is obviously a huge brand. So you get both the pros and cons of that situation.
The pros are the glossy website, the high street presence, the stock availability when you need a modem and the efficient delivery times. Once you're signed up, the internet arrives and works efficiently.
In my experience, though, the con of being with a big, faceless company is the 'call centre hell' you find yourself in when something goes wrong. I have spent hours trying to have simple issues resolved - being passed from person to person and having to offer up my security details every time the call is transferred.
I've had situations where I've put in over an hour of this and then been hung up on. It's driven me crazy.
In fairness, there is now an option to do it all through a chat function. This is definitely better as you can get on with other things between messages. It still seems to take literal hours to get anything done though.
I came from iiNet who have an awesome call centre, and I'll be going back to iiNet when teh opportunity arises.
Recommend to a friend : no
Upon moving house I needed a new modem and plan, however the incorrect order was placed twice over the phone over 8 week - once the correct order was finally placed, we received it quickly & it all works well
Recommend to a friend : yes
Good service easy and reliable
Recommend to a friend : yes
5G wireless service from Optus is good. They offer free 5G device subject to committing to plan.
Being wireless its sometimes hard to get the best signal strength however, myoptus app helps in identifying the best location to place the device to receive max signals.
Additionally for the first month a dedicated technician is allocated who consistently checks if the service is running fine. So far i am having a good experience with Optus 5G wireless Broadband.
Recommend to a friend : yes
When things are going smoothly, you forget about it entirely, the way it should be. No fuss, low ping, stable connection, included router does what it is supposed to. But when things aren't going smoothly, you better quit your job to have time to get to the bottom of it. I had an issue with the router that initially they would only repair by phone, so I had to be home when they called, which was never a convenient time, then the technician that came out was not familiar with the model. It took over a month of back and forth to finally get a repair, however, they did eventually appoint a manager to it, with a direct number, and credited my account more than the amount it was worth. So eventually they sorted it, and eventually the customer support was great, but it was a nightmare to get to that point. If a smaller company could offer the same speed, ping, and stability at a comparable price, I'd be going there.
Recommend to a friend : no
Good service and good speed
Recommend to a friend : yes