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#881266 19-Aug-2013 21:48

Because I call them up to get a GST invoice so I can claim the GST back?

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#881269 19-Aug-2013 21:52

richms: Because I call them up to get a GST invoice so I can claim the GST back?

If you are topping up less than $50 then you don't need a receipt to claim the gst back

http://www.ird.govt.nz/gst/work-out/work-out-records/records-tax/tax-info/

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#881274 19-Aug-2013 22:00

richms: Because I call them up to get a GST invoice so I can claim the GST back?

If you are buying a topup voucher from a shop it will have gst incuded and the shops gst

If you are topping up online it will have the gst reciept. You can claim it from those

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#882009 21-Aug-2013 09:56

macuser: You will still need to top up $20 to get it, or alternatively use credit card for $16 exactly.

Trying to decide if I'm still better off on the Weekly combo (I don't send that many texts, and use more minutes/data)

Yes im with you on this.
Im currently on Loose lips and 260 data per week which means Im paying $8 a week.
Dont think Id have enough data even with the 300 mb add on!!
Typically dont use my data allocation but sometimes I do.
There is something to be said for the flexibility of weekly plan.

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#882185 21-Aug-2013 14:05

richms: Because I call them up to get a GST invoice so I can claim the GST back?

If you log into your account and go into the My Account section then Payment History there is an option to print a GST receipt for your top-ups.

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#882387 21-Aug-2013 20:15

First thing I thought when I saw the new design was "They're going for the mass market". The new design is much more professional, and doesn't really stand out from the competitors, like it did. I mean, the old design was ugly, but at least it was unique - it really seemed like they were actually trying something different.

Now we have a (good) monthly combo, just like all the others - a common theme with the new skinny.

Oh well, at least the nice data-only plans are still there.

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#882453 21-Aug-2013 21:56

psychrn:
macuser: You will still need to top up $20 to get it, or alternatively use credit card for $16 exactly.

Trying to decide if I'm still better off on the Weekly combo (I don't send that many texts, and use more minutes/data)

Yes im with you on this.
Im currently on Loose lips and 260 data per week which means Im paying $8 a week.
Dont think Id have enough data even with the 300 mb add on!!
Typically dont use my data allocation but sometimes I do.
There is something to be said for the flexibility of weekly plan.

I showed this to my good lady the other morning as she sometimes uses up her weekly texts. She was keen for a starter but was put off by the 90 mins talk time as she talks and texts.

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#882457 21-Aug-2013 22:00

kfella2000:
psychrn:
macuser: You will still need to top up $20 to get it, or alternatively use credit card for $16 exactly.

Trying to decide if I'm still better off on the Weekly combo (I don't send that many texts, and use more minutes/data)

Yes im with you on this.
Im currently on Loose lips and 260 data per week which means Im paying $8 a week.
Dont think Id have enough data even with the 300 mb add on!!
Typically dont use my data allocation but sometimes I do.
There is something to be said for the flexibility of weekly plan.

I showed this to my good lady the other morning as she sometimes uses up her weekly texts. She was keen for a starter but was put off by the 90 mins talk time as she talks and texts.

Which combo was she on before?

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#882463 21-Aug-2013 22:14

She is on the loose lips combo and last week was a first for her she went over the 60 NZ minutes. Might suggest to her to spend an extra dollar for another 250 texts as that is what she does most

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#882476 21-Aug-2013 22:53

kfella2000: She is on the loose lips combo and last week was a first for her she went over the 60 NZ minutes. Might suggest to her to spend an extra dollar for another 250 texts as that is what she does most

I agree with you that if she wants to talk alot, Loose Lips is definitely the best combo for her

Otherwise stretch or Busy Fingers

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#882778 22-Aug-2013 14:07

Can you run a monthly and weekly concurrently?

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#883163 23-Aug-2013 08:41

The plan looks good but guys can you pleaze put the prepay expiry date on the home page after you log in as Telecom and 2D do ..

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#883226 23-Aug-2013 10:04

1eStar: Can you run a monthly and weekly concurrently?

You can only have one combo active (so that it renews) at a time. However if you cancel a combo the quota remains until its expiry date.

cheers

Paul.

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#883244 23-Aug-2013 10:58

It was a deal I couldn't refuse. I have joined Skinny and left Vodafone after being with them for over a decade.

The killer reason for leaving Vodafone was the minimum $1 charge for data when used casually - just a few Kb of data each day meant $365 per year.
So I had to refrain from data use as much as possible. A work around was to put a second SIM in my dual sim phone, and use data from 2 degrees which charge only what I used.

This Skinny plan simplified everything for me, in one cheap plan. And I could pick my own number, so I found an easy to remember number with Skinny, and 'jumped ship'.

So far, for me, it has been the right choice :)

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#883537 23-Aug-2013 17:47

Hiamie: It was a deal I couldn't refuse. I have joined Skinny and left Vodafone after being with them for over a decade.

The killer reason for leaving Vodafone was the minimum $1 charge for data when used casually - just a few Kb of data each day meant $365 per year.
So I had to refrain from data use as much as possible. A work around was to put a second SIM in my dual sim phone, and use data from 2 degrees which charge only what I used.

This Skinny plan simplified everything for me, in one cheap plan. And I could pick my own number, so I found an easy to remember number with Skinny, and 'jumped ship'.

So far, for me, it has been the right choice :)

I have also a dual sim phone. Because the CDMA frequency is 850/2100, I use Skinny. My business number is still with 2 degrees. If Skinny had overseas roaming for Data, I would switch completely to Skinny.

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