MILLIONS of Australians are paying up to $100 a month for high-speed broadband but getting just half of what they pay for.
Ground-breaking research has found the average speed delivered by companies such as Telstra, Optus and AAPT is almost half the figure advertised, making Australia a broadband backwater.
The findings come just a day after Telstra announced a plan to treble internet speeds by Christmas under a $300 million plan.
And while the new data found Telstra remained the country's fastest internet service provider - in front of TPG, iiNet and Netspace - consumers could still be unlikely to take advantage of the new turbo-charged service.
The report, by global broadband authority Epitiro, revealed Australians received an average 65.5 per cent of the advertised download speed from their internet service providers.
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