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GSManiac

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#251599 2-Jul-2019 17:23
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As above. 12 month term was up. Decided not to renew after 30 years of Telecom/Spark loyalty.
Was on Fibre100.
Unsure what to do with the old modem as was not advised one way or the other.

Thanks.

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  #2268658 2-Jul-2019 17:30
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Nope



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  #2268659 2-Jul-2019 17:32
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Flog it off on trademe.

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  #2268679 2-Jul-2019 18:17
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It's not a rented device, you own it.

 

 

 

If you terminated before your plan was over, there would have been an ETF to cover this.





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  #2268681 2-Jul-2019 18:19
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hio77:

It's not a rented device, you own it.


 


If you terminated before your plan was over, there would have been an ETF to cover this.




I thought as much but then I remembered that Orcon, my new ISP stated that their modems must be returned.

Thanks everyone for the replies

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Yeah some ISP's want them returned but most dont care after a year as the cost is nothing to them.





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GSManiac:
hio77:

 

It's not a rented device, you own it.

 

 

 

If you terminated before your plan was over, there would have been an ETF to cover this.

 




I thought as much but then I remembered that Orcon, my new ISP stated that their modems must be returned.

Thanks everyone for the replies

 

 

 

I am not aware of any ISP's outside of Orcon still bothering with the return your router if you leave thing. Even the other Vocus ISP's (Slingshot/Flip) don't do that. Its all a bit odd on Orcon't part really, more of a make it difficult to leave thing.


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  #2271880 8-Jul-2019 14:55
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iirc some of the orcon fritzboxes(?) were like twice the cost of others providers options


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