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#162229 2-Feb-2015 16:24
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standalone VOIP,
Who's the cheapest provider and how much do they charge (if any) to port landline number from fibre?
Much thanks.

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  #1227955 2-Feb-2015 18:00
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Number ports will all cost a provider the same price, which is from memory $20 + GST. As this is an industry price everybody pays this, whether they choose to pass it on or make a margin is up to them.





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  #1227958 2-Feb-2015 18:05
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Not sure of the cheapest, but if you are looking for cheap and that is your criteria, don't come to radicall.




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  #1227964 2-Feb-2015 18:18
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radicall: Not sure of the cheapest, but if you are looking for cheap and that is your criteria, don't come to radicall.


Don't think I could if I wanted to. Your site is slow as. According to Pingdom you are slower than 94% of all tested websites. (that is SLOW). http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/blUl2C/http://radicall.co.nz/

Your homepage loads at 51.7 MB. The test showed a load time of about 25 seconds. And just the raw HTML page takes about 5 seconds to load.

BTW: Great sales technique </sarcasm>




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  #1227965 2-Feb-2015 18:20
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lol... Radicall sound like a friendly bunch.

No matter who you are with a port will cost $20. I think the wholesale cost is something like $18 so no one makes any money on it, just simply passes the cost on.

2Talk is cheap. $6.90/month per local number + call costs. 028 numbers are free rental and you just pay for call costs. Up to you to make it work though. 2Talk will not support you in setting up your devices.

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  #1227966 2-Feb-2015 18:23
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chevrolux: lol... Radicall sound like a friendly bunch.


They are very friendly at Spark and Vodafone, Slingshot, all racing to the bottom. When was the last time you had a beer with the Spark Call Center representative. : )




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  #1229066 2-Feb-2015 22:46
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Join up to 2talk's $20 plan, use the included free number port, then drop back down to the $10 plan. Number ported for only $10+GST. :)

 
 
 
 

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  #1229072 2-Feb-2015 22:59
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radicall:
chevrolux: lol... Radicall sound like a friendly bunch.


They are very friendly at Spark and Vodafone, Slingshot, all racing to the bottom. When was the last time you had a beer with the Spark Call Center representative. : )


Last thursday.




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  #1230275 3-Feb-2015 10:25
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BigPipeNZ:
radicall:
chevrolux: lol... Radicall sound like a friendly bunch.


They are very friendly at Spark and Vodafone, Slingshot, all racing to the bottom. When was the last time you had a beer with the Spark Call Center representative. : )


Last thursday.


Family excluded! : )




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  #1231062 4-Feb-2015 12:36
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Thanks, 2talk and WXC have similar basic price but it looks like 2talk give you free minutes to some countries

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  #1231063 4-Feb-2015 12:37
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sbiddle: Number ports will all cost a provider the same price, which is from memory $20 + GST. As this is an industry price everybody pays this, whether they choose to pass it on or make a margin is up to them.



Looks like it's closer to $11.50 including GST

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  #1241981 18-Feb-2015 21:06
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radicall:
chevrolux: lol... Radicall sound like a friendly bunch.


They are very friendly at Spark and Vodafone, Slingshot, all racing to the bottom. When was the last time you had a beer with the Spark Call Center representative. : )


Good to see where the premium customers have been paying has gone to :) (and it's certainly not to your web hosting company)

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