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  #78301 16-Jul-2007 15:46
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Hmmm.........wonder whether the cost of the 1MB plan will drop at all??  Money mouth Wouldn't THAT be nice, but I shan't hold my breath!

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  #78302 16-Jul-2007 15:46
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well thats stupid isn't it!!

same with woosh, too high for gaming!!

i won't consider it a real alternative till they can lower their pings so people can do more then just check email and browse the web!

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#78303 16-Jul-2007 15:47
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weatherman: Hmmm.........wonder whether the cost of the 1MB plan will drop at all??  Money mouth Wouldn't THAT be nice, but I shan't hold my breath!

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That plan is no longer sold



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  #78306 16-Jul-2007 15:52
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Dang! Got me megavites and me vegebites all of a muddle!!  Embarassed

Of course, I meant the 1GB plan!!

(..mooches off into kitchen to find his brain-fade pills...)

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  #78372 16-Jul-2007 23:56
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johnr:

21st of July

Term - $69.95 (24 Months)

No Term - $79.95



Still pretty high.Pretty expensive

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  #78373 17-Jul-2007 00:15
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For 3GB of mobile data? Are you nuts, this is what we have been waiting for... It's a rather good deal if you ask me

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  #78374 17-Jul-2007 00:20
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It's not too bad but hopefully price will decrease

Cos I was using $30NZ for unlimited data using a hong kong provider while i was on holiday last year

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  #78375 17-Jul-2007 00:26
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ninjabear: It's not too bad but hopefully price will decrease



Cos I was using $30NZ for unlimited data using a hong kong provider while i was on holiday last year


However, Hong Kong is a completely different environment from New Zealand, thus I find it highly unlikely that you'd get that plan here for quite some time.




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  #78376 17-Jul-2007 00:28
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ninjabear: Cos I was using $30NZ for unlimited data using a hong kong provider while i was on holiday last year

Thats not bad really when you consider the price per MB via WAP...

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  #78377 17-Jul-2007 01:10
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They don't differentiate data overseas.



Anything Wap/GPrs/UMTS all considered as data only



Vodafone is just confusing people with wap and gprs being charged seperately and u dont even know which is wap or gprs

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  #78383 17-Jul-2007 07:43

freitasm: Same features as the 1GB plan (in terms of conditions, etc?)



Yes, this plan is the same as Broadband Starter & Broadband Everyday (200MB and 1GB) and is now called Broadband Pro (3GB)

sbiddle: What happens with existing term contract customers who want to move up to the new plan?


You can change up to this plan if you are currently on a Broadband 200mb or 1GB plan without starting a new term.

 
 
 

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  #78384 17-Jul-2007 07:56
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ninjabear: They don't differentiate data overseas.





Anything Wap/GPrs/UMTS all considered as data only





Vodafone is just confusing people with wap and gprs being charged seperately and u dont even know which is wap or gprs


??? I assume you're confused and mean Telecom charge differently?

Vodafone don't charge WAP and GPRS/3G traffic differently. WAP traffic uses included MB if you're on a plan and once you're over your limit you will be charged at the appropiate data rate for WAP traffic.


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#78389 17-Jul-2007 08:55
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ninjabear: They don't differentiate data overseas.

Anything Wap/GPrs/UMTS all considered as data only

Vodafone is just confusing people with wap and gprs being charged seperately and u dont even know which is wap or gprs


I suggest you go and do some more research before blowing your trumpet

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#78390 17-Jul-2007 08:57
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ninjabear: It's not too bad but hopefully price will decrease

Cos I was using $30NZ for unlimited data using a hong kong provider while i was on holiday last year


What carrier in Hongkong I wish to check out there website

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  #78391 17-Jul-2007 08:59
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ninjabear: It's not too bad but hopefully price will decrease

Cos I was using $30NZ for unlimited data using a hong kong provider while i was on holiday last year


Hmm.  I checked cellphone charges about 5 years ago, and Hong Kongs charges were about 1/7th of what they were in NZ.  I'd hate to see what they are now.  Of course, they pay more in rent than we do.


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