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nitrotech

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#62010 27-May-2010 19:26
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Because no mobile company in NZ can seem to think for themselves Voda now have the same mobile bb plans as telecom at the same price point (without the loyalty discount required for telecom's deal).

The link below seems to suggest that I can migrate to the new plan (2gb for the same price) from my current 1gb plan with no transfer fee, anyone know if that's correct.

http://www.vodafone.co.nz/mobile-broadband/which-plan-is-right.jsp#/#tab3

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scheduler
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  #335641 27-May-2010 21:19
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Hi I am on the 1gb plan with Uodafone. I recieved a email saying efective from next billing date we would automatically be migrated to the new plan. So I can't see it being a issue



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#336046 29-May-2010 12:23
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Hi Again. We have just had our bill rollover date and I have confirmed that our plan has ben updated from the 1gbto the 2gb Plan. we were still under contract with about 8 months to go

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  #336053 29-May-2010 12:54
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scheduler: Hi Again. We have just had our bill rollover date and I have confirmed that our plan has ben updated from the 1gbto the 2gb Plan. we were still under contract with about 8 months to go


I'm about 9 months through my 24 month contract, but I have seen no notification from Vodafone and have anohter 20 days left in the billing cycle.

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