Since we launched nbn\u2122 FTTN and FTTB technologies in July 2016 we have been able to service selected customers – those that are on the Telstra network, those in new developments requiring a new line and all ACN customers (except those who are on Envision and Naked DSL).<\/p>\n
As of today, 11 January the ACN FTTN and FTTB opportunity has expanded and you can now sign up any customer that does not already have an active nbn\u2122 service to an ACN nbn\u2122 service regardless of their existing service provider. Please note<\/strong>: some customers taking an ACN nbn\u2122 + Phone plan and wishing to port their number, may experience downtime with their phone service while their number is ported \u2013 check out the FAQ below for more information.<\/p>\n With approximately 3.07 million addresses nbn\u2122 ready as at December 2016, 337,700 (11%) of which are on FTTN and FTTB technologies, this is a great opportunity for you to grow your nbn\u2122 sales. And this opportunity is only set to get bigger and bigger as the FTTN and FTTB rollout ramps up with these technologies forecasted to make up 38% of the technology mix by 2020.<\/p>\n But that\u2019s not all! The good nbn\u2122 news keeps on coming. For customers with an existing active nbn\u2122 service provided over FTTN or FTTB technology, if their service is not<\/u><\/strong> provided by Telstra or a Telstra Wholesale supplier then you can transfer them to an ACN nbn\u2122 service. At present, it is not possible to transfer existing active FTTN or FTTB nbn\u2122 services from Telstra or Telstra Wholesale suppliers \u2013 this is outside of ACN’s control and we will notify any such customers via email.<\/p>\n If you have a customer that already has a nbn\u2122 service which is provided over FTTP or Fixed Wireless technology you can now connect them to an ACN nbn\u2122 service regardless of their service provider.<\/p>\n