Phil-AussieBB

Thanks for the feedback, I'll pass that on to our Dad Jokes team.

Yes it will have an impact, the question becomes how much. I think it will eat into the transient market where people are moving houses every 6-12 months or so, but for people who tend to be more fixed at a location, they will continue with fixed line services as the performance tends to be more consistent. 5G will impact nbn's profitability though, and l think we will see a write-down here when there is a change of government.

At this stage, we don't have any plans to offer unlimited on anything over 100/40 services. The cvc pricing construct is the primary limiter here, we've only got 2.5 mbits of cvc allocated under the bundled model and someone on an unlimited plan on those higher tiers would have the potential to really cause some damage.

Here's some photos from one of the Perth sites. https://imgur.com/a/jdZrmjX. This a pretty old site so the rack's reflect that.

What is Aussie Broardbands stance on torrent / news group usage? - No policy

How often do you pass on piracy letters from movie studios and such? - We do

What state has the highest level of downloads for consumers? - on a per user basis Queensland presently followed closely by Victoria.

What is the most a user has download in a month? - Highest at the moment is 34TB and they'll probably be hearing from us soon under the fair use policy.

Are there any plans for you to open offices in QLD or staying in Vic/ NSW - We've been looking at putting another call centre in Perth but the present travel restrictions are making it look like we'll have to stick in Victoria.

How often do you get offers to be purchased by larger companies like iinet and such, have you ever thought about taking one as it was too good? - We haven't received any from bigger telco companies (in the last few years) but there's been interest in the non-telco sector. We're very committed to our IPO path.