Naked Broadband ??

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#175259 23-Jun-2015 10:26

Hi there

Do Spark now offer true naked broadband for home users .
From memory, you previously had to have a Spark mobile a/c to get Naked Broad band ?
My land line ph isnt even plugged in, so I can do away without it. Or use 2Talk prepay .

I assume I would still have to pay line charges, so would there be any worthwhile savings ?

Its not clearly explained on the website.

Cheers

nakedmolerat

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#1329788 23-Jun-2015 10:29

If you want no term naked broadband, happy with email support, savvy with configuration - you could try Spark lil brother, BigPipe(https://www.bigpipe.co.nz/#/home).

For Spark - go here: http://www.spark.co.nz/shop/internet/

1101

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#1329804 23-Jun-2015 10:47

nakedmolerat: If you want no term naked broadband, happy with email support, savvy with configuration - you could try Spark lil brother, BigPipe(https://www.bigpipe.co.nz/#/home).

hmmn
Bigpipe has Online support only. Thats going to be a pain if the internet goes down.
:-)

Thanks for the Spark link. That explains things .
Seems I only save $10 if I stay with Spark & go Naked

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#1329805 23-Jun-2015 10:48

1101:
nakedmolerat: If you want no term naked broadband, happy with email support, savvy with configuration - you could try Spark lil brother, BigPipe(https://www.bigpipe.co.nz/#/home).

hmmn
Bigpipe has Online support only. Thats going to be a pain if the internet goes down.
:-)

Thanks for the Spark link. That explains things .
Seems I only save $10 if I stay with Spark & go Naked

Do you have a smartphone with 3G or 4G? Then it should be totally fine.

We're the only ISP in NZ where you will never ever have to wait on hold :P

bigpipe.co.nz
https://www.facebook.com/BigPipeNZ
https://twitter.com/BigPipeNZ

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#1329829 23-Jun-2015 11:55

1101: hmmn
Bigpipe has Online support only. Thats going to be a pain if the internet goes down.
:-)

I documented my experience with regards to bigpipe online support in my blog here.

The response time is fast. I found it less hassle as I don't have to wait for the call to be answered and can go about and do what I need to do while waiting.

If you have smartphone - you can either Hotspot or just use the phone to reply email.