Cheap internet access for disabled - Breaking - Technology - smh.com.au

By Sam Varghese
May 23, 2005

A quarter of a million people - the aged, disabled and veterans - will soon be able to get low-cost internet access.

They will be eligible for dial-up connections at $5.50 a month, under a deal negotiated by Technical Aid to the Disabled Australia and the internet service provider ISPOne."

Comment

This is an excellent deal. The only question is the quality of the service. I'd be loathe to drop my current ISP if I was going to have any connection or access problems. Any feedback about the quality aspects of this service would be welcome.