Chorus ONTs sellable?

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kiwiharry

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#2738497 3-Jul-2021 17:25

quickymart: Why do they even have a report button?

I've reported illegal radio transmitting equipment for sale over the past few years and they've been pretty swift to take down the listing's.

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#2738536 3-Jul-2021 21:03

So why the complete inaction on this one then, I wonder? Maybe they don't even know how ONT's work.

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#2738547 3-Jul-2021 21:27

TM have an established policy that mobile boosters and repeaters can't be listed.

"This is because there’s a high risk both for buyers (not being fully aware of the regulations) and to the broader mobile phone and radiocommunications network."

Somebody must have persuaded TM.

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#2738581 3-Jul-2021 23:39

Radio communication act/legislation has offences relating to interference specifically

I doubt a network owned device with A Private company label has the same clear cut issue/offence to fall into to do the same

Be my guess.

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