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  #614340 24-Apr-2012 14:33
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sidefx: calling groups are calls between 1 providers connections that aren't charged. IE I have 4 staff, 4 land lines, and my home phone all through VF for example, and they can all call, text, pxt and message each other as much as they like without cost. I think the prerequisite is that they need to be on the same account.



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  #617279 30-Apr-2012 10:21
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And a little girl waits....

This week hopefully we'll hear something

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  #617287 30-Apr-2012 10:27
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Maybe everyones data will double overnight tonight.



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  #617290 30-Apr-2012 10:32
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Don't count on it :-/, no word from them at all..




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  #617292 30-Apr-2012 10:34
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networkn: At least you CAN double your data, on business plans they don't!


You can double your data on business broadband 1 and 2. 

The other plans all charge $2 per GB for excess data.

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  #617293 30-Apr-2012 10:36
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simon14:
networkn: At least you CAN double your data, on business plans they don't!


You can double your data on business broadband 1 and 2. 

The other plans all charge $2 per GB for excess data.


Which is silly really. I can't understand why they do that, it's not like it's not an additional cost.

 
 
 
 

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  #617294 30-Apr-2012 10:38
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networkn:
simon14:
networkn: At least you CAN double your data, on business plans they don't!


You can double your data on business broadband 1 and 2. 

The other plans all charge $2 per GB for excess data.


Which is silly really. I can't understand why they do that, it's not like it's not an additional cost.


What's silly exactly?

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  #617295 30-Apr-2012 10:39
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Not being able to double your data on the more expensive plans.

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NZCoderGuy: Don't count on it :-/, no word from them at all..



Exactly what i was saying before. NO WORD AT ALL.




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  #617298 30-Apr-2012 10:40
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ImHighAs:
NZCoderGuy: Don't count on it :-/, no word from them at all..



Exactly what i was saying before. NO WORD AT ALL.


It's very normal for large companies to do this, as they have commercial interests to protect and they won't want to tip their competitors to their intentions.


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networkn: Not being able to double your data on the more expensive plans. 


What plan are you on?

Effectively if you are on business BB 3 (25gb), you can upgrade to business BB 4 (50gb) for about $20 which gives you double the data. Or you can just pay $2 per GB.

If that's still not enough, you can upgrade to business BB 5 which has 200gb of data.

http://www.vodafone.co.nz/business/broadband/

 
 
 

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networkn:
ImHighAs:
NZCoderGuy: Don't count on it :-/, no word from them at all..



Exactly what i was saying before. NO WORD AT ALL.


It's very normal for large companies to do this, as they have?commercial?interests to protect and they won't want to tip their competitors to their intentions.




Doesnt apply to this situation though. Every other company has either released increased cap plans or have something along the lines of "Bigger caps coming soon".

With voda? Nothing.




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  #617304 30-Apr-2012 10:45
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My issue is the disparity between the 50GB and 200GB. We don't need anywhere NEAR 200GB. 100GB would be ideal, or perhaps 110GB. I think they need a plan that sits in the middle, and apparently we aren't the only ones asking.

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  #617307 30-Apr-2012 10:47
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ImHighAs:
networkn:
ImHighAs:
NZCoderGuy: Don't count on it :-/, no word from them at all..



Exactly what i was saying before. NO WORD AT ALL.


It's very normal for large companies to do this, as they have?commercial?interests to protect and they won't want to tip their competitors to their intentions.




Doesnt apply to this situation though. Every other company has either released increased cap plans or have something along the lines of "Bigger caps coming soon".

With voda? Nothing.


Actually none of the big companies "announced" and they just did it. I expect VF will do the same (though I already know there are changes being CONSIDERED) (See some of the other threads on GZ)

I expect VF is waiting to see what everyone else does so they can best decide what they want to offer. 

Patience, good things come to those who wait (Unless you are an xnet customer or a business customer with Snap :))

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networkn:
ImHighAs:
networkn:
ImHighAs:
NZCoderGuy: Don't count on it :-/, no word from them at all..



Exactly what i was saying before. NO WORD AT ALL.


It's very normal for large companies to do this, as they have?commercial?interests to protect and they won't want to tip their competitors to their intentions.




Doesnt apply to this situation though. Every other company has either released increased cap plans or have something along the lines of "Bigger caps coming soon".

With voda? Nothing.


Actually none of the big companies "announced" and they just did it. I expect VF will do the same (though I already know there are changes being CONSIDERED) (See some of the other threads on GZ)

I expect VF is waiting to see what everyone else does so they can best decide what they want to offer.?

Patience, good things come to those who wait (Unless you are an xnet customer or a business customer with Snap :))



May have not announced it but they went one step better and just DID IT WITHOUT ANYONE ASKING. So over waiting for these new "plans"




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