Mate Communicate (also known as letsbemates) is a 100% Australian owned and their service centre are based in Wetherill Park NSW. Mate Communicate are considered as NBN specialists with unlimited plans available across multiple technologies including FTTP, FTTN and FTTB. Also, there are several other products present including ADSL2+ Phone Bundles, ADSL2+ Standalone and 4G Mobile Package available as well with no lock in contracts.
Overall Rating
4
MATE Communicate Reviews - NBN Tier 3(1) Write Review
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Service NBN Tier 3
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Location Others
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Activation 10+ days
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Speed Score
4
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Reliability Score
2
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Support Score
2
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Value Score
1
Dont forget long term customers
Refer a mate to mate and it is our commitment that we will
1. Not give your $50 we have stayed we would for referring a friend
2. Will give you woeful customer service with staff who will always find an excuse to justify their mistakes
3. Will treat the person you referred to us like complete garbage
4 will offer you great reliability that has regular drop outs and then lies to you about it over the phone. ( sounds great doesn’t it)
4 will provide you with adequate bills when we feel like sending them but will still d3bit yr account once a month ( even though you have no clarification how much we are taking )
Easily the worst provider in Australia.
Pretty much best described as the Foxtel of the internet world
H. Nystroem
Refer a mate to mate and it is our commitment that we will
1. Not give your $50 we have stayed we would for referring a friend
2. Will give you woeful customer service with staff who will always find an excuse to justify their mistakes
3. Will treat the person you referred to us like complete garbage
4 will offer you great reliability that has regular drop outs and then lies to you about it over the phone. ( sounds great doesn’t it)
4 will provide you with adequate bills when we feel like sending them but will still d3bit yr account once a month ( even though you have no clarification how much we are taking )
Easily the worst provider in Australia.
Pretty much best described as the Foxtel of the internet world
H. Nystroem
