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K8Toledo
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  #2890410 23-Mar-2022 06:47
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Wheelbarrow01:

 

nickb800:

 

The map on their website is quite interesting - shows individual address points which are affected: https://www.chorus.co.nz/copper-withdrawal

 

Presumably there's some kind of multi-criteria decision making behind this e.g. UFB uptake, condition of cables/frequency of faults, and non-Chorus UFB networks. 

 

 

One of the deciding factors is that some of the individual address points you are seeing have been identified as already having an ONT onsite.

 

For example, we have a number of homeowners/occupants who were door-knocked by Chorus, agreed to have an ONT installed at no cost, but then never connected it up and have just continued using copper services. It's my understanding that in that particular situation, where multiple contacts have been made asking them to move to fibre (and these have been unsuccessful), Chorus is waiting until the ONT has been there 12 months and is then issuing notice of intention to switch off their copper.

 

 

Hi do you know if the map will be updated to show Northland (Northpower UFB)?

 

 

 

Thanks

 

 

 




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  #2890427 23-Mar-2022 08:40
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Wheelbarrow01:

 

Another example is where a property originally had 2 copper lines, but only one has been migrated to fibre. These would also be issued a notice to try and get the remaining copper line moved over to fibre as well.

 

 

I would be really interested to know what you plan is here, for example 3 properties made out of one address

 

in the eyes of NZ post and WCC there is only one address but multiple ICP numbers and dwellings

 

you have 1 fibre and 2 copper connections, the withdrawal code says Chorus has to replace those two copper connections with fibre for free but only one install per legal address is funded by the fibre rollout?

 

Is Chorus going to wear the cost for this? as Infill can be 3-4k sometimes more

 

I notice there is no planned Withdrawal in Karori, Newtown, Kelburn, or Te Aro has not commenced yet where most of these ill-legally split flats exist





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  #2890500 23-Mar-2022 09:54
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K8Toledo:

 

Hi do you know if the map will be updated to show Northland (Northpower UFB)?

 

 

If there is no red there is no withdrawal yet its a phased approach cabinet by cabinet or by exchange reactive cable





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  #2890511 23-Mar-2022 10:38
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nztim:

 

K8Toledo:

 

Hi do you know if the map will be updated to show Northland (Northpower UFB)?

 

 

If there is no red there is no withdrawal yet its a phased approach cabinet by cabinet or by exchange reactive cable

 

 

 

 

I'm wondering if Northland data is omitted due to Chorus not canvasing in the area...

 

 

 

Chorus map:

 

 

 

 

Northpower Fibre map:

 

 

 

 

 


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