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  #366189 11-Aug-2010 12:36
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djclintriley: I'm just about to jump onto Slingshot naked DSL for $79.95 a month, 25gb and unlimited between 2am and 8 am...

Any idea if Voda will be better?


if anyone does know they will not be posting it before launch anyway



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  #366196 11-Aug-2010 12:48
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NO I DON'T Hahaha. But thats good to know about Slingshot doing that deal, its quite good..

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  #366292 11-Aug-2010 15:53
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Till they announce what extra data options are available, I would say slingshot is better since at least you dont have to worry about it crapping out after 2 weeks with slingshot.

"It slows down and you dont get charged anymore" stopped being a feature when internet became an essential service.

Vodafone need a total rework of all their plans IMO, if all they offer is naked on the red network for a few dollars less they will be laughed at all over.




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  #368244 16-Aug-2010 16:23
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Well, its looks like that is all they have offered.

Biggest launch disappointment since the iPhone 4




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  #368248 16-Aug-2010 16:34

Our new Naked Broadband plans are up over at Vodafone for you to see for yourselves.

This is the press release - the sign up web page goes live shortly.

Cheers

Paul




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  #368253 16-Aug-2010 16:42
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^ awesome. Signing up ASAP. Paying Orcon $80/month for 25GB for naked DSL atm in Orcon + network. Checked address and Red zone is available. w00t




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  #368260 16-Aug-2010 17:07
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PaulBrislen: Our new Naked Broadband plans are up over at Vodafone for you to see for yourselves.

This is the press release - the sign up web page goes live shortly.

Cheers

Paul


So nothing for people that need more than 2 gigs a day still?




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  #368266 16-Aug-2010 17:25
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 You have a mobile, you make your calls on your mobile, so why are you paying for a landline you don’t need? Now Vodafone says you don’t have to. If you’ve got your mobile with Vodafone you can get your broadband at home without paying for the landline rental.


so this means you have to have your mobile account with voda too?




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  #368286 16-Aug-2010 18:03
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pageweon:  
 You have a mobile, you make your calls on your mobile, so why are you paying for a landline you don’t need? Now Vodafone says you don’t have to. If you’ve got your mobile with Vodafone you can get your broadband at home without paying for the landline rental.


so this means you have to have your mobile account with voda too?


If you want cheaper price then yes. Full price details are at the link below. Work pays for my phone so $55 for 30GB it is for me :-)

Link




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  #368298 16-Aug-2010 18:34
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You know its a sad state of affairs in NZ when "top of the range" is a 30GB cap...

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  #368299 16-Aug-2010 18:44
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I'm a Vodafone ADSL customer currently on the 'Red Network' and in the 'Red Zone'. However my area got cabinetised about 12 days ago and today I think will be moved onto the cabinet. Unless Vodafone is putting any equipment in the cabinet then I presume that means I'll be moving off the Red Network.

What does that mean my options for Vodafone naked DSL will be? I'm currently on the 30gb plan...




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  #368300 16-Aug-2010 18:45
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raab: You know its a sad state of affairs in NZ when "top of the range" is a 30GB cap...


You can double it once to 60 gigs, but its something you have to plan ahead if you will need or not.

To be honest the rolling over datablocks of sligshot or pay per gig of xnet are the only methods I would consider now.

Anything else is just as dumb as having to choose how many minutes you buy for your mobile before you use them. Which is the other stupid thing that vodafone do so I guess its a good fit with them.

Want 90 gigs? No can do with VF, just like they never could do more than 300 off peak mins when I was a customer.




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  #368307 16-Aug-2010 18:54
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paulspain: I'm a Vodafone ADSL customer currently on the 'Red Network' and in the 'Red Zone'. However my area got cabinetised about 12 days ago and today I think will be moved onto the cabinet. Unless Vodafone is putting any equipment in the cabinet then I presume that means I'll be moving off the Red Network.

What does that mean my options for Vodafone naked DSL will be? I'm currently on the 30gb plan...


On naked DSL outside the red network, you'll be paying $65 for 30GB providing you have a mobile plan with VF or your employer is paying for a VF mobile plan on your behalf.




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  #368313 16-Aug-2010 18:57
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I'm guessing that the $15 MySky HDi subsidy won't apply on these naked DSL plans since Sky like you to have a landline even if you always leave it disconnected from your set top box...




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  #368314 16-Aug-2010 18:59
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paulspain: I'm guessing that the $15 MySky HDi subsidy won't apply on these naked DSL plans since Sky like you to have a landline even if you always leave it disconnected from your set top box...


As per VF statement, it should apply.

http://www.ben.geek.nz/2010/08/vodafone-announces-nudity/




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