Telstra has admitted that thousands of its NBN customers were sold broadband plans with speeds that weren’t achievable.
In a blog post late yesterday, Telstra retail boss Kevin Russell revealed around 1 percent of the telco’s NBN customer base weren’t receiving the speeds they signed up for.
It looks like this mainly affects users adding a “speed boost” or moving up to a tier beyond their base. Telstra’s argument is that they can’t tell if the speed tier sold is sustainable until “after” they upgrade them for a month.
Seems a little ridiculous to me based on them knowing exactly what tech connects the end-user to the NBN?
Source: Telstra admits thousands of NBN users were shafted on speeds – Telco/ISP – iTnews