I have been using ABB for a couple of years now with no problems at all, they run a great service and have local support if you do need to talk to someone.
Britt talked up the company's current strategy and denied suggestions that an IPO could lead to offshoring.“Investors have decided to support us for good reason,” he said. “We have an award-winning model that includes 100% Australian-based support and a premium network experience. None of that will change.“We will not be taking anything offshore – our regional based operation and automation software gives us similar cost metrics to offshore.“Aussie Broadband has consistently shown that we can change the telco game in Australia over the last three years; it’s a philosophy that we bring to everything we do, and listing will be no different. We’re after investors who are enrolled in changing the game as well.”The new funding will be used to support the strategy and launch additional products and services.“Having access to $25 million in the bank certainly opens up possibilities for us to grow and expand. We have a comprehensive strategy that will be revealed over the coming months; this is just the first step.”Britt pointed out that Aussie Broadband's growth from 18,300 to 163,000 customers in under three years had been achieved through significant investment by the owners plus a small amount of debt, and gave credit to the company's "super-dedicated team that actually care about our customers."“We’ve shown we can manage rapid growth and still maintain our service and experience. It’s a model we intend to continue," he said.
