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#1943998 20-Jan-2018 13:44
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I am hoping the increased competition will see our monthly fees reduce. We all know the highest part of our internet bill is international band width.

 

 

Yea true. The tail cost per connection is so so small. They just pretend it's high by using words like "government regulated".




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  #1944075 20-Jan-2018 17:08
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michaelmurfy:

 

Geez guys. Just visit the US and you'll have full respect for NZ internet. Honestly... We are not even badly priced.

 

 

Look at Australia....not sure what their prices are but their new NFB or w/e its called seems to be mainly 50/10.

 

 

 

 

I'm paying $100 for 100/40... before NBN, I was paying $100 for 100/2.

 

NBN still sucks tho, before NBN there was no "peak hours". Luckily my RSP is pretty damn good. My original one was crap. I got 70/20 if I was lucky.


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  #1944085 20-Jan-2018 17:29
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blakamin:

 

Pumpedd:

 

michaelmurfy:

 

Geez guys. Just visit the US and you'll have full respect for NZ internet. Honestly... We are not even badly priced.

 

 

Look at Australia....not sure what their prices are but their new NFB or w/e its called seems to be mainly 50/10.

 

 

 

 

I'm paying $100 for 100/40... before NBN, I was paying $100 for 100/2.

 

NBN still sucks tho, before NBN there was no "peak hours". Luckily my RSP is pretty damn good. My original one was crap. I got 70/20 if I was lucky.

 

 

Sounds like you are better off than most. I read that they are starting to push 100/10 now after a government complaint.




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  #1944097 20-Jan-2018 17:31
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blakamin:

 

Pumpedd:

 

michaelmurfy:

 

Geez guys. Just visit the US and you'll have full respect for NZ internet. Honestly... We are not even badly priced.

 

 

Look at Australia....not sure what their prices are but their new NFB or w/e its called seems to be mainly 50/10.

 

 

 

 

I'm paying $100 for 100/40... before NBN, I was paying $100 for 100/2.

 

NBN still sucks tho, before NBN there was no "peak hours". Luckily my RSP is pretty damn good. My original one was crap. I got 70/20 if I was lucky.

 

 

Sounds like you are better off than most. I read that they are starting to push 100/10 now after a government complaint.

 

 

 

 

HAHAHA... Nah, I'm just on the old cable network... It's a cluster eff.


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  #1944140 20-Jan-2018 19:12
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HAHAHA... Nah, I'm just on the old cable network... It's a cluster eff.

 

 

 

 

wait... are you saying IPoKangaroo is a little jumpy? :P





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#1944242 21-Jan-2018 01:35
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Pumpedd:


I am hoping the increased competition will see our monthly fees reduce. We all know the highest part of our internet bill is international band width.




Well, I pay $129 (incl GST) per mouth (with $300 signing bonus on 12 month term) for Vodafone Fiber Max plan.

$65 (+GST) of this is Choruses take, so more than half my fee goes that way, international costs must be a much smaller chunk. 



How many mouths are you paying for?


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