Internet & NBN

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Frequently asked questions

When does my internet data plan reset?

Your monthly data usage is for the calendar month, so it will reset for you automatically on the 1st of each month

Depending on the internet connection you have with us, speeds can differ.

For NBN Connections, there are 3 speed tiers available:

  • Up to 25/5
  • Up to 50/20
  • Up to 100/40

A lot of business’s are moving their programs to the cloud and so the need for faster internet speeds are becoming increasingly common.

Your current internet can be affected with this transition to the Cloud. Speak to our team to look at internet upgrade options in your area.

Our Direct debits are set up to occur on the due date of your invoice.

If a payment is received prior to the due date, and the balance on your account is zero, the Direct Debit will not go through.

To upgrade your existing internet plan, an increase in plan fee will apply. Any applicable plan discounts will remain the same.
All plan upgrades, once accepted, will only take effect as of the next calendar month, and not the current month in which the request was made.

C.T. Agency can assist with transitioning your business to the NBN. Once NBN is available at your site, C.T. Agency will facilitate the move to a new NBN connection and your Voice services. Email our experts at sercvice@ctagency.com.au to confirm when NBN is ready to order at your address.

C.T. Agency automatically sends out notifications when your internet usage has reached 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% or more. These notifications are sent to the same email address your invoices are sent to.
As your service provider, C.T. Agency will contact you directly to advise that we have received notice of your Copper Disconnection date. If NBN does however contact you directly, speak with our team to assist with the transition to the NBN.

CT Agency supplies business-grade NBN across Sydney with direct support from an Australia-based team rather than a generic residential help desk. Faults get escalated faster on a business plan, and Sydney offices get a dedicated contact instead of waiting in a queue built for home internet customers.

CT Agency sizes NBN connections for Australian offices based on how many concurrent calls and devices the cloud phone system needs to support. Sydney businesses with ten or so staff usually need less bandwidth than expected, since voice traffic is lighter than most people assume compared to file transfers or video calls.

CT Agency checks address-level availability across Australia to confirm whether fibre to the premises, fibre to the node or another NBN type serves a given site. Sydney businesses in older buildings sometimes have more limited options, so this check happens before any plan is recommended or signed up.

CT Agency configures backup failover for Australian businesses, so if the primary NBN connection drops, traffic switches to a secondary line automatically. Sydney offices running EFTPOS or a cloud phone system rely on this to avoid a full stoppage during an outage that would otherwise take hours to resolve.

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