Telstra has seemingly decided that it should make available it’s 3G products and services to smaller Telecommunications providers to resell in order to assist with its ailing wholesale services.
Download speeds for wholesale customers on Telstra’s 3G services will range up to a maximum 3Mbps, while those on Telstra’s own Next G mobile network can achieve download speeds of anywhere up to 20Mbps. So there’s the catch. The vast difference in speeds is possibly due to the fact that Telstra need to be careful that they don’t cannibalise their own product.
The likes of Optus and Vodafone have also provided similar wholesale services to Telco’s such as Dodo, Virgin, iiNet and Internode for some time now, so this move by Telstra may not only seen as a potential tactic to counteract competition and bolster sales, moreover one that also aligns with Telstra’s transition to offering superior 4G services.
Read more at theaustralian.com.au – Telcos to resell Telstra 3G services
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