Auzzie.Net has one
principal belief:
- The internet is a
resource that should be there when you need it, but should not
cost anything if you don't use it. Accounting fees and credit
expiry are unethical.
Any dial-up time you
purchase remains yours until you use it. It is not eroded by monthly
fees and does not expire.
For heavier users of
the Internet, ADSL is the way to go. We have established a relationship
with Exetel Pty Ltd who offer some of the best-value ADSL plans
avaliable that closest match with the Auzzie.Net philosophy of fairness!
Some people don't
want to use the internet every day, but then something unexpected
happens (such as being given an orphaned baby sheep to bring up,
or the dog having puppies) and it's times like these when the Internet
is a really handy resource
Others only want to
check out their bank accounts or read the newspaper, and don't want
to commit to a plan that locks them in to a fixed monthly fee or
a contract.
Rural Focus:
Auzzie.net has extensive
experience in managing connections on radio telephones and other
sub-standard rural telephone services. We also know about and are
happy to recommend alternative products if they will suit your needs
better than ours.
History:
- Auzzie.net first began
trading in 1997 as LiSP Bourke.
- LiSP Bourke began
with ten modems and a 64K ISDN connection. Back then the hourly
rate was $2.
- In May, 2002 I decided
to convert LiSP Bourke to a 56K service. At this time we had 280
active users per month, and 375 users with open accounts.
- LiSP Bourke was renamed
to Auzzie.net in June, 2002 because the conversion to 56K enabled
us to provide a National service.
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