Wireless Broadband Internet

What is Wireless Broadband?
Who is it For?
Plans
How do I Sign Up?

What is Wireless Broadband?

A wireless broadband service allows high-speed, "always on" access to the Internet from a range of locations.

It is a mobile or portable Internet access solution that untethers the user from cables or a specific room, or location. Wireless Broadband does to Internet, as a mobile does to phone calls.

It's fast, secure and easy to set up. All this at a price starting from rates similar to normal ADSL.

Wireless Broadband is a residential grade service and applications that are sensitive to latency, jitter or packet loss, such as voice or real time video streaming, or require high volume continuous file transfers may be adversely affected. It is a mobility Internet access product and not intended to be used as a fixed broadband replacement, nor intended to be used for mission critical applications or purposes.

Who is it For?

• Businessmen, sales personnel and those who need Internet access on the road
• People unable to get ADSL, e.g., on "pair gains" or no available ports
• Those in rental accommodation, who move regularly
• Users who would like to drop their home phone line and save on line rental
• Those who don't want to be tied down by cables -- use the Internet in any room in the home or office.
• Someone who wants to share a broadband Internet between work and home.

Plans

FutureWeb Wireless Broadband plans on the Optus Network are much cheaper than Telstra NextG , Optus Retail and others, don't come with the gouging inherent in Optus Retail plans, such as a 10MB minimum download every time you connect), and have wide coverage -- much better than plans from Vodafone or '3'.
For more details, see http://futureweb.com.au/wireless/wireless-optus.asp

'3' Plans are also available but coverage is limited to capital cities, The Gold Coast, Wollongong and Geelong.
For more information on '3' Plans, see http://futureweb.com.au/wireless/wireless-3.asp

How do I Sign Up?

Call FutureWeb Toll-Free on 1300 361 355, and our support staff will check availability in your area and advise how to proceed.