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Quinny

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#311558 26-Jan-2024 17:41
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I am hoping someone with a OneNZ inside contact or knowledge of the right department can help a little.

 

 

 

Background - Both Mum and I are with One NZ. She has on her account Fibre/Landline, and her mobile I pay on my account. I went to the Hornby One store in Chch (who are amazing) but can't help, and said I needed to call 777. Mum is in Hospital, and we are clearing out/selling her house as she will either move to a Rest Home or a different support level than her current home has.  The local store said I needed to get her Fibre on a 3-month hold and a divert for the landline to mobile. 

 

 

 

Easy, yeah, nah. 777 were horrid to deal with, and despite my having a Certified EPA I can send-in would not do anything to help. After pushing they said someone would call in 24 hours - that was 3 days ago. I have looked for something on the website to use but can't find anything that looks right. 

 

Is 777 my only option to sort?

 

 

 

 

 

 


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  #3187054 26-Jan-2024 20:52
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Hi

 

 

 

Per JR we can't suspend the fixed services. We'd have to disconnect it as we'd owe the LFC.

 

 

 

In saying that you'd likely wouldn't want that if she heavily uses the landline and has relied on it.

 

 

 

Hmmm.

 

 

 

Flick me everything including your own details to Maxine.nesbitt@one.nz and I'll see if we can at least get an idea of where to go to from here.





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