We do not have any Standard connection costs for our nbn™ services. If you're in a brand new housing location or choose to have a brand new line connected you'll be responsible for an additional charge as initiated by the nbn™. Rest assured you will be notified of this before commencing your arrangement.

If your facility already had an nbn™ connection, the standard time frame is 1 to 5 business days and no additional work by a technician is required. If your address has not been connected to nbn™ before the standard period, it may take up to 20 business days and depends on the type of nbn™ access technology and the availability of technicians. Your nbn™ access technology will determine the exact installation method for your technician.

The Nbn network brings outstanding internet download speeds to homes and businesses across
Australia, making it easy for all of us to stay connected. However, it's fair to say that the nbn had
a difficult rollout which has left a bad taste in many consumer's mouths. Some customers have
complained about slow speeds or problems connecting their premises to nbn despite having
unlimited data. Despite the negative publicity, nbn is better than the old adsl network, especially
when it comes to streaming and leisure.

Construction of the NBN Rollout has completed therefore if your area is covered by the initial rollout plan, nbn™ should already be available in your region. The quickest way to find out if it's near you is to use our map finder. BuzzTel offers a variety of nbn™ plans to suit your needs. Register online or contact us on 1300 462 899 if you need assistance choosing the right solution for you today.

Depending on location, nbn™ uses a combination of technologies to connect to the nbn™ broadband access network. Some devices need to register directly with nbn™, such as medical alarms, monitored fire alarms and emergency telephones for elevators. Consider security systems, fax and telex machines, EFTPOS terminals, health claims terminals and existing landline telephone services. To register your devices, visit the nbn™ website. ( Provide link)

Wiring in the premises where your modem is located, Network capacity and network traffic Type
of nbn technology in your premises , Electrical and WiFi interference from other devices, The
distance from the NBN node or the fixed wireless tower we can help you your NBN ™ power reach
its full potential, just call 1300 462 899

You Better buzzing believe it!
If you have your own modem or router, you’re welcome to use it for your BuzzTel broadband service However, if you would like to use your own BYO modem or router, please first check to make sure you're using a compatible modem or router for your NBN connection type.

FTTP /HFC/FTTC
For fiber-to-home, hybrid fiber-to-coax, and fiber-to-curb services, all you need is a wireless WAN
Ethernet router. Any wireless WAN Ethernet router from a retail store should be compatible with
our service as long as it can be configured for Dynamic IP (IPoE). If you intend to use a router
from a previous ISP, you need to make sure that this is not a blocked ISP.

It’s simple to get Connected the nbn™. Simply click on through to test the use of our nbn™ availability checker and we’ll allow you to recognize if it’s available in your area. After that, you could just select one among our nbn™ plans and sign on on-line or give us a buzz Then we’ll take you through the entirety together like when to anticipate the technician (if required) and making sure you've got got the proper equipment. We’ll additionally allow you to recognize the type of speeds you could anticipate. This can range relying on the technology NBNCo has used in your area. For example, you may have fibre optic cables, wi-fi towers, Fibre to the Node, Fibre to the Premises, or fixed wi-fi. Note the nbn™ rollout is complete, and as soon as it’s been rolled out in an area, you've got got 18 months to make the switch. For people who don’t make the switch, you'll be left with no internet connection as your ADSL or other internet offerings can be automatically disconnected.