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  #2983968 17-Oct-2022 18:47
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West Coast of the South Island. There are no options apart from copper and wireless, and I can say with absolute certainty she will never be able to get fibre, outside of paying for it herself.


 
 
 

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Update: found out she's paying about $100 a month for 60GB of data and a landline. Seems a bit costly to me. She doesn't want to change from Spark, so do they have any better deals for copper customers?


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  #2984816 19-Oct-2022 17:08
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Who works for Spark on here these days?




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https://www.spark.co.nz/help/other/terms/personal-terms/adsl-unlimited-plan-terms/

 

 

 

They're trying to encourage people away from ADSL so unlikley you'll get great deals for it.


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lxsw20:


https://www.spark.co.nz/help/other/terms/personal-terms/adsl-unlimited-plan-terms/


They're trying to encourage people away from ADSL so unlikley you'll get great deals for it.



They are forcing people away from ADSL if FWA or Fibre is available - Eventually no one on Spark will have xDSL unless there is no alternative





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If the tower in her area wasn't oversubscribed, I'd get her onto wireless in a flash - but that would cost her more than what she pays at the moment, so she wouldn't be interested.


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