- Removal of a fixed phone line early termination fees for customers suffering financial hardship, giving small businesses the benefits of contracts without the worry of paying disconnection fees if their business is forced to close, and saving an average small business $222.88.
- A complimentary upgrade to Business Broadband for three months on a 12 month plan including a free modem and free dedicated business helpdesk saving up to $229.99.
- Three months free mobile plan charges on all mobile plans on a 24 month contract saving from $89.95 to $149.85.
- Three months free plan charges on a BusinessTime plan (capped calling rates to fixed lines and mobiles) on a 24 month contract saving $155.85.
- The option for small businesses to change their billing periods to suit their business activity and help them manage their cashflow effectively
- All-in-one website design and hosting packages priced from $14.50 per month on a 12 month plan, including a website design tool, a domain name and a website hosting plan so small business can keep marketing themselves and making sales as advertising costs come under pressure
- The option for small businesses to downgrade their mobile plans after the first 12 months of their contract if their needs change at no cost.
No disconnection fees seems good, but that's only for fixed-line contracts. Being able to shift the billing cycle is excellent though.
As for the mobile offerings, would it really make sense to sign up for a two-year contract now, before the W850 network has launched?
Telecom's webhosting deal seems OK though... have seen others charging $20 to $50 for 25MB disk space. Surely Telecom could offer a bit more traffic per month though?

