Aussie
Broadband
has
bought
the
NBN
customer
base
of
Uniti
Group
and
will
start
to
migrate
users
from
mid
next
month.
A
spokesperson
confirmed
the
acquisition
to
iTnews
and
said
it
covered
“over
15,000
customers”.
Uniti,
and
its
sub-brands
FuzeNet
and
Harbour
ISP,
unveiled
the
change
on
their
respective
websites
on
Wednesday.
“Uniti’s
parent
group
Uniti
Group
Limited
has
finalised
a
deal
with
Aussie
Broadband
to
acquire
all
current
NBN
internet
services,”
a
statement
read.
“This
means
that
once
the
migration
is
complete
and
you
receive
completion
communications,
Aussie
Broadband
will
be
your
new
internet
service
provider.
“Our
teams
are
working
closely
together
to
ensure
that
the
transition
process
is
as
seamless
and
stress-free
as
possible.
“We
understand
that
change
can
be
difficult,
but
both
parties
are
committed
to
making
this
process
as
smooth
as
possible
for
our
valued
customers.”
Aussie
Broadband’s
spokesperson
said
that
it
anticipated
migrating
customers
over
between
“the
second
half
of
June
and
…
mid-late
July.”
“Aussie
Broadband
will
honour
Uniti
Group
customers’
existing
plans,
including
any
time-limited
discounts
or
promotions
they
might
have
on
their
account,”
the
spokesperson
told
iTnews.
“Aussie
Broadband
will
shortly
reach
out
to
these
customers
with
more
information,
including
onboarding
information,
and
guidance
on
setting
up
a
MyAussie
account.”
Aussie
Broadband
did
not
address
a
question
from
iTnews
as
to
how
much
the
company
had
paid
for
the
customer
base
acquisition.
Uniti
Group
was
bought
out
last
year
and
delisted
from
the
ASX.
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