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high how supplies internet coupled with fixed phone line
Hi Paul, you can check out our guide to home phones and internet bundles for options: https://www.finder.com.au/broadband-plans/compare-home-phone-and-internet-bundles. Hope this helps!
do internet providers also include email service
Hi Gary, providers have started to phase out providing email services. It’s always a good idea to set up an separately via Gmail or Outlook for instance so that you can easily switch internet providers / cancel your plan without worrying about losing your email ID. Hope this helps!