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	Name	Price (per month)	Download Speed	Upload Speed	Download Limit
People	256k Easy	AU$29.95	256 kbps	64 kbps	2 GB
People	512k Easy	AU$42.95	512 kbps	128 kbps	10 GB
People	512k Plus	AU$49.95	512 kbps	128 kbps	20 GB
People	1500k Easy	AU$55.95	1500 kbps	256 kbps	5 GB
People	512k Power	AU$59.95	512 kbps	128 kbps	30 GB
People	1500k Plus	AU$69.95	1500 kbps	256 kbps	25 GB
People	1500k Power	AU$79.95	1500 kbps	256 kbps	35 GB
People	Hi-Speed Easy	AU$79.95	8192 kbps	384 kbps	10 GB
People	Hi-Speed Power	AU$89.95	8192 kbps	384 kbps	25 GB
People	512k Pro	AU$99.95	512 kbps	512 kbps	25 GB
People	Hi-Speed Elite	AU$112.95	8192 kbps	384 kbps	40 GB

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People Telecom (ASX: PEO) is an Australian telecommunications company.

Formerly known as Swiftel Communications, People Telecom was started in 2000 by Ryan O'Hare and Colin Marland. It is one of Australia's largest telecommunication service and Internet access providers ((see also Broadband Internet Access, Australia). Its services include mobile, home and business phone, broadband and dial-up Internet, VoIP telephony and some data services.

In 2005, People Telecom came first in the Deloitte Fast 50, which recognises the most dynamic and fastest-growing technology companies in Australia.

People Telecom has now grown its revenues to over $100 million in five years (See ASX announcement "Full Year Accounts" dated 31/08/2006)

It was announced on July 11, 2006 that John Stanton would take over as chief executive officer effective August 7, 2006 from Ryan O'Hare. O'Hare will remain as a non-executive director of the company and will focus on strategic issues.