iiNet is currently offering its business users a free customer client system that will not influence the company information quota.

The individual customer limit is 50MB per day – ideal for updating that is e-mail and casual browsing. They are able to continue utilizing the service by logging in and using their particular quota in case the client is an iiNet user.

The client access point is provided at no cost and there isn’t any fee for the information used. The sole catch is the fact that the company has to have better or a 6Mpbs service.

IiNet, founded in Perth in 1993, offers company packages via ADSL2, Naked DSL, also reselling the Telstra network, as well as the NBN that contain company phone calls, and unmetered uploads at the regular upload speed – great for remote access workers.

The ISP has really been in the news lately over its planned acquisition by TPG for A$1.4 billion. The move could make an ISP bigger than second rated Optus.

IiNet has a reputation for innovation and excellent service – it was clearly one of the first to offer quota-free Netflix and its own public face – the endearing Irish David Smyht – has reached celebrity status. Just place individuals trust iiNet – the money of the future.