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  #487763 30-Jun-2011 11:27
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kiwitrc: Ok got it. One other question, why do you run VFX and 2 Talk, as far as I can tell they are pretty similar?


Good question.

I run 2Talk as it is what I have in a cafe I own.  We have it registered at home so my partner (who runs said cafe) can answer out of hours calls (yes we do get people ringing at 8pm)

I run VFX as some years back I requested a number I really wanted - I was able to get it as a favour (we used to be a VFX dealer), and I use this as my personal home number.  It'd be rude to port off to 2Talk so I have left it on VFX.



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  #487843 30-Jun-2011 13:48
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nate:  It'd be rude to port off to 2Talk so I have left it on VFX.

Such a polite boy arn't you :)
 




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Wow, wow, wow.

Well after the initial VoIP hurdle, Vodafone have been surprisingly speedy. 28th (2 days ago) I ordered it, today (30th) I arrive home to no internet, try my new user/pass and whammo. Vodafone Internet is go.

And, I have to add, it lived up to my wild expectation of being able to watch YouTube (at peak-hour no less) without caching.

Very impresed, thanks Vodafone :)

I'm sure the VoIP will work a treat, well it did for 30 minutes until WxC disconnected it by mistake. They tell me it'll be reconnected in the morning though, here's hoping! :)

Thanks for all the responses. To anyone else looking to make the switch, can highly recommend it.

Ben.



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  #488038 30-Jun-2011 19:57
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Awesome stuff Ben thanks for the feedback

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  #488041 30-Jun-2011 20:07
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I will do the same once I get back from holiday.

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  #488068 30-Jun-2011 21:12
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  Naked is now $95 per month for me!  Grrrrr.


How much is your mobile bill?  I'm guessing more than mine!  Get a cheap contract and you'll still be saving, even if you never use the phone.

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#488072 30-Jun-2011 21:16
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And, I have to add, it lived up to my wild expectation of being able to watch YouTube (at peak-hour no less) without caching.
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I use VFX over VF with no issues - plugged in on day one and not dropped a beat since.  Added to that, VF has got quicker - started at about 17.4 in December and now usually 19.4.  I moved from Wellington CBD on fibre optic network (non VF) out to 'rural' NZ VF ADSL2+ and it's MUCH quicker...

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  #488154 1-Jul-2011 09:01
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AKT:
  Naked is now $95 per month for me!  Grrrrr.


How much is your mobile bill?  I'm guessing more than mine!  Get a cheap contract and you'll still be saving, even if you never use the phone.

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I never see my mobile bill as work pay for it.


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