Optus will compensate almost 9,000 customers after failing to provide them with the fast national broadband network speeds it promised.

The telco had already admitted that some customers had not received the speeds they signed up for, and on Monday offered compensation to those who purchased NBN services between September 1, 2015 and June 30 2017. 

It said it may have breached consumer law by misleading customers by promoting NBN speeds it was unable to deliver due to technical limitations on fibre to the node (FFTN) and fibre to the building (FFTB) connections.

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