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Master Geek


  Reply # 611005 18-Apr-2012 09:44 Send private message

michaelmurfy: Something along the lines of "Offpeak every night for $20 per month" would be awesome for us, but yes, compared to other ISP's things are getting a tad expensive now.

I must say though - I have used about 180gb of Google/Youtube this month which means we are using far less data, of which other ISP's don't offer.

We will see! I'm sure as always Snap have something up their sleeves.


Yea im hoping for something like $20 unlimited offpeak as well.

My next billing cycle starts tomorrow so would be nice to see some new plans today :-)

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 611036 18-Apr-2012 10:44 Send private message

insane:
McGee:
insane:


If only we had this sort of competition in other industries



PETROL


That was actually what I was thinking when I wrote that :)


Without going to far OT (hopefully), I think the reason petrol is so uncompetitive is not the retail, but the fact that they all own the refinery, do some shell (excuse the pun) company shenanigans and then charge the same price to themselves, with little or no margin for retail.

Eg ($ are probably a little sketchy/old but illustrates the point).

Shipped to NZ by "Oil Company international" with a cost to pull it out of the ground and send it to NZ = $0.20c per litre, sold to refinery at $1.50L, who turn it into the petrol + by products and then they sell it to the petrol station at $2.00L, who sell it to you at $2.10L.

So the problem isn't the petrol stations per-se it is more that the international holding company can sell to the NZ subsidiary at vastly inflated prices, meaning that there is no profit and therefore tax paid on those profits in NZ.

Very clever business and a good reason to buy shares in the international oil company, but not necessarily the NZ subsidiary.

Anyway, back on topic. I am interested in Snap if their plans change over the next month or so (when I need to make a decision).

Jon

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Geek


  Reply # 611058 18-Apr-2012 11:30 Send private message

 I must say though - I have used about 180gb of Google/Youtube this month which means we are using far less data, of which other ISP's don't offer. 


Which awesome Google service am I missing out on?? 

I surf Youtube daily, and upload the odd video, but seldom use more than 10GB a month.



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Master Geek


  Reply # 611063 18-Apr-2012 11:33 Send private message

Stasis007:
 I must say though - I have used about 180gb of Google/Youtube this month which means we are using far less data, of which other ISP's don't offer. 


Which awesome Google service am I missing out on?? 

I surf Youtube daily, and upload the odd video, but seldom use more than 10GB a month.




$5 for all you can eat Google and YouTube (login to snap and look at your summury page and it has 'All You Can Eat' addons that you can click and add)

39 posts

Geek


  Reply # 611066 18-Apr-2012 11:39 Send private message

bagheera:
Stasis007:
 I must say though - I have used about 180gb of Google/Youtube this month which means we are using far less data, of which other ISP's don't offer. 


Which awesome Google service am I missing out on?? 

I surf Youtube daily, and upload the odd video, but seldom use more than 10GB a month.




$5 for all you can eat Google and YouTube (login to snap and look at your summury page and it has 'All You Can Eat' addons that you can click and add)


Yeah I have it. More curious how someone manages to use 180GB of it a month.

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Master Geek


  Reply # 611082 18-Apr-2012 11:59 Send private message

They abuse the system or have a 2k HD fetish :P

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Master Geek


  Reply # 611172 18-Apr-2012 14:45 Send private message

hmmm just notice this on the caps


310 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 611177 18-Apr-2012 14:50 Send private message

bagheera: hmmm just notice this on the caps



Showing the same here, lucky my cap on the old plan is almost up, looking forward to the freedom of 550GB

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Uber Geek

Subscriber

  Reply # 611178 18-Apr-2012 14:51 Send private message

bagheera: hmmm just notice this on the caps



WOW awesome.

I'm suppose to have the Telstra guys coming in tomorrw to switch me over to telstraclear cable.

Wonder if its not to late to cancel that




Offense can never be given, only taken ...

gjm

490 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 611179 18-Apr-2012 14:52 Send private message

I dont want to pay more to get the same as what other ISP's are offering for less $$

266 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 611184 18-Apr-2012 14:58 Send private message

BraaiGuy:
bagheera: hmmm just notice this on the caps



WOW awesome.

I'm suppose to have the Telstra guys coming in tomorrw to switch me over to telstraclear cable.

Wonder if its not to late to cancel that


Had to beat the service cable supplies and the 2mbps upload is always great

74 posts

Master Geek


  Reply # 611200 18-Apr-2012 15:14 Send private message

Is this legit? I can't see these new data caps offered on my Snap account.

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Master Geek


  Reply # 611206 18-Apr-2012 15:19 Send private message

jasonbrice: Is this legit? I can't see these new data caps offered on my Snap account.



had no emails form snap - just notice it when checking the summary page it said my plan was 145gb and was wtf and click change to see the screen shot.

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Master Geek


  Reply # 611211 18-Apr-2012 15:26 Send private message

I just spoke to one of the guys there. As it stands, I am on a promotional plan, but if I switch over to one of the At Home plans or Naked, I can get those extra data packs.

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Master Geek


  Reply # 611219 18-Apr-2012 15:42 Send private message

Mines updated itself, gone from 55gb to 250 for next month and the same price.  

thanks Snap.

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