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Master Geek


Topic # 43881 22-Oct-2009 21:56 Send private message

Typical. No less than 12 hours after I called to upgrade my broadband connection to TNBT, that Slingshot put out their newsletter to say newer better plans will be released very soon.

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  Reply # 266228 22-Oct-2009 22:02 Send private message

lol where do you live? chances are it will take them a long time to get it anywhere other than AUCKS



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Master Geek


  Reply # 266232 22-Oct-2009 22:04 Send private message

I am in Glendene, in West Auckland, so we can tick that box.

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Uber Geek


  Reply # 266267 23-Oct-2009 00:21 Send private message

Count yourself lucky you can even get NBT.





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  Reply # 266269 23-Oct-2009 00:50 Send private message

New Plans a due around the end of the month. They have a sub $20 plan for standard dsl users, but have not seen any details.

What did NBT new plans look like?

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Ultimate Geek

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Slingshot

  Reply # 266291 23-Oct-2009 09:16 Send private message

We're not upgrading NBT sorry - it's just our standard broadband plans (including nDSL)




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Uber Geek


  Reply # 266293 23-Oct-2009 09:27 Send private message

You're upgrading/changing your standard BB plans?

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Ultimate Geek

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Slingshot

  Reply # 266295 23-Oct-2009 09:29 Send private message

Yes, nDSL for example will have 25GB plus you'll be able to bundle in mobile or iTalk




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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 266299 23-Oct-2009 09:47 Send private message

So you have upgraded nDSL from 6GB plus iTalk to 25GB minus iTalk but can bundle iTalk back in for mo money?





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Ultimate Geek

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  Reply # 266303 23-Oct-2009 09:51 Send private message

Yes, the data cap has been increased. You'll also be able to get free off peak (slightly different hours of 2am to 8am) and data banking.

You have the option of a $9.95 credit towards an iTalk line or a $10 credit towards a Slingshot mobile plan.




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Uber Geek


  Reply # 266327 23-Oct-2009 11:27 Send private message

Is the free off peak a seperate plan or is that part of the normal NDSL plan?
Does data banking include the included 25gig cap as well?

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Ultimate Geek

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  Reply # 266378 23-Oct-2009 14:56 Send private message

It's part of the plan.

No, the 25GB doesnt bank.




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Master Geek


  Reply # 266482 23-Oct-2009 21:51 Send private message

Will it be the same price? What is the launch date for the new plan?

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Master Geek
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  Reply # 266628 24-Oct-2009 23:13 Send private message

25GB is a petty amount. =\

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 266632 24-Oct-2009 23:43

Krisando: 25GB is a petty amount. =\

Yeah 25GB would be a welcome upgrade form 15GB, but I might not change if off-peak has a cap now (which it might....)


Will have to wait and see. 

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Master Geek
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  Reply # 266654 25-Oct-2009 09:21 Send private message

Does "on-peak" go towards your monthly data?

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