Effective the first of this month I have really cheap home phone and internet! By combining the new Optus Fusion (the $99/mo package) with MyNetFone VoIP, I pay nothing for local/national calls, and the cheapest possible rates for mobiles and internationals. I also get 20Gb/mo cable broadband and a wireless modem thrown in. I’m sure the Japanese do better but this is Australia, and I’m pleased!
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The Japanese have 100 mbit fibre optic cable internet.
I’d say yeah, they’re doing better – or at least doing whatever they’re doing a lot faster! 
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Wow, I thought the telecoms were bad up here in Canada. Those bandwidth caps are atrocious! Plus, prices are pretty insane too – you’re looking at $99 for broadband (20GB/month limit) and VOIP phone only?
Perhaps it’s time I stopped complaining about the situation here in Canada, eh?
@charlie – this is two different products. The $99 covers the broadband plus unlimited local and interstate landline calls (not cell), and the VoIP is another company, which I use for mobile/cell calls and international. So it’s not too bad!
Japan offers how much bandwidth to consumers?
You happy with VoIP company doing mobile? Any probs with them?
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