Ozemail Wireless Broadband Keeps You Connected When You're On the Move

In case you haven’t heard, broadband just went mobile. You can check out all the details at http://www.five-dotcom.com. You used to have to find an internet connected computer or at least a phone line if you wanted to get online while you were traveling. Now your notebook computer can work just like a mobile phone, without the need to hook it up to anything. And if you’re thinking a service like that is going to cost you big bucks, you’re in for a nice surprise.

Ozemail is offering a choice of two basic types of wireless broadband service. Portable broadband works with a portable modem which you plug in to mains power, and connect to your computer via Ethernet or USB. Plans start from just $49.95 a month, and until the end of 2004 you get free activation.

With Ozemail Mobile broadband you can send email or surf the net on the bus, at your client’s office, from a building site, or anywhere you like within the coverage area. The coverage area currently includes selected metropolitan regions of major cities, and it’s growing all the time. Plans start from just $99 per month.

If you compare the cost of Ozemail wireless broadband to similar services provided by competitors, you’ll realize how just much money you stand to save. An OzE Metro portable broadband plan could save you $174 on the set up cost compared to an Unwired Australia plan, and you’ll continue to save around $15-25 per month, depending on the plan you choose. What’s more, Ozemail gives you free access to technical support all day, all night, all week and all weekend, whereas with some others you’re on your own.

Compare Ozemail Mobile Express mobile broadband with a similar service offered by Three, and things get really interesting. Set up costs for Three can be over twice as much as Ozemail. Because you pay for excess downloads by the KB with Three, the ongoing monthly costs can really stack up, while with Ozemail you just pay a flat rate each month. If your monthly downloads are around the 1 GB mark, you’ll save literally hundreds of dollars every month.

Author: Sufi Fanning

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