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Step 1: Visit the NBN Technology Choice Program website. Step 2: Select ‘Get a quote and apply’. Step 3: Input your address, name, and email address in the relevant fields. You may get a notification about your current technology type and potential alternative fibre upgrade options. Step 4: Read and tick the checkbox (if you’re authorised to receive a quote), then hit the ‘Generate quote’ button. Step 5: You should receive an email with a link to a quote that’s valid for 24 hours. Click on the ‘View your quote now’ link when you get the email to view your quote.
The property we tested it with is a Fibre-to-the-Curb (FTTC) apartment, which has a fibre connection just outside of the apartment. We were quoted $9,898 (including GST) to shift from FTTC to FTTP. So, yeah, it ain’t cheap.
