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Aussie Broadband is an Australian internet service provider offering NBN, fibre and broadband plans for homes and businesses. It is known for straightforward plans, no-lock-in options on many products, and a customer-service focus.
Services, support and billing are managed from Australia; there is no separate Indian operation. Contracts, hardware and customer protections follow Australian telecommunications and consumer rules.
When cancellation is confirmed by phone, your service will be scheduled to end and you will lose access after the final billing day. You should confirm the exact end date during the call.
After final billing and hardware checks, the account is closed. Save copies of bills and any important usage records before closure, as access to the online account may end.
Below are example plan prices as provided in Australian Dollars (AUD). No official Indian Rupee (INR) pricing is available; convert with current exchange rates if needed.
Prices and promotions can change. Confirm the current price with Aussie Broadband before making decisions.
| Plan | Price (AUD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Value nbn (Unlimited, new customer) | AU$83.00 (after AU$10 off for first 6 months, code 10SUMMER) | Monthly | Unlimited data, no lock‑in |
| Fast Plus nbn (Unlimited) | AU$109.00 | Monthly | Unlimited data, no lock‑in |
| Superfast Fibre nbn (Unlimited, new customer) | AU$99.00 (after AU$20 off for first 6 months, code 20SUMMER) | Monthly | Unlimited data, no lock‑in |
| NBN 2000 (standard) | AU$189.00 | Monthly | Up to 2Gbps download; separate plans for FTTP/HFC |
| NBN 2000 Pro | AU$220.00 | Monthly | Up to 2Gbps download, 500Mbps upload (FTTP only) |
If you are an Indian consumer purchasing services from a foreign company, Indian consumer law may still offer protections for purchases made and services used within India.
Key protections include the Consumer Protection Act, which covers unfair trade practices, defective services and redressal mechanisms.
Note that enforcing rights against an Australian company from India can be more complex than domestic disputes.
Consider bank chargebacks, platform dispute processes (card processor or payment provider) and seeking local legal advice where needed.
Expect generally strong customer‑service experiences but be prepared for occasional network or billing issues.
Document everything and be persistent if you encounter problems - this improves the chance of a satisfactory resolution.
Many customers try to cancel via the app, email or contact form and assume it worked. These methods are not accepted - phone cancellation by the primary account holder is required.
Failing to return Fetch TV or other supplied equipment within the required window can trigger large non‑return fees.
Always confirm return addresses and obtain proof of postage or carrier receipts.
Assuming a cash refund will appear immediately leads to frustration; refunds can take 1 - 2 weeks or longer depending on method and approvals.
| Aspect | Aussie Broadband | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Phone call by primary account holder | App, email or forms are not accepted |
| Refunds | Pro‑rata refunds; credits for outages | Timelines vary by payment method |
| Hardware returns | Required for some equipment (e.g., Fetch) | Missing returns can incur significant fees |
| Customer service | Generally praised, but some long wait times reported | Be prepared for potential hold times during busy periods |
Use this table to set expectations before you call to cancel, and to check the main risks to avoid during the process.
3 Electra Avenue, Morwell VIC 3840, Australia
For cancellations call 1300 880 905 (AEST 8 am - midnight daily). Keep all postal or courier receipts when returning equipment as proof.
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Written by Krishna Bose
Regulatory watch · 5 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 5 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.