I haven't received the letter yet but seem reports of people getting notices of Vodafone cable prices going up.
Contacted Vodafone media relations for some more information on this.
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Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.
Hey @vodafoneNZ does Chorus somehow own your cable network now? Is that why our cable plan is going up in price?
— Geoff T (@geofftnz) January 5, 2015
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Seriously @vodafonenz WTF are you guys smoking? Putting up cable prices and loosely blaming it on the Chorus copper increase?
— Steve Biddle (@stevebiddle) January 5, 2015
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maro:
The "justification" for their $4 per month price increase is that "...there have been changes in the industry to the costs of delivering broadband and home phone services for all providers in New Zealand ...". On top of it they are raising the overage charge (in my case from "$2.95 per 2 GB additional data" to $4).
eXDee: I find this laughable, especially with the UFB price going up too
TimA:eXDee: I find this laughable, especially with the UFB price going up too
Downer might be charging more.
Who knows.
eXDee:TimA:eXDee: I find this laughable, especially with the UFB price going up too
Downer might be charging more.
Who knows.
I hear they have invested a lot of money in it since they acquired it from Tels...Chor... Oh. Wait. That's right.

Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.
KiwiNZ: I believe price is a major component of a contract, therefore if the price is raised then the consumer should have the right to exit the contract without penalty.
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