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burtz

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#168540 17-Mar-2015 16:57
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I have just moved in to a rural block in Poraiti near Napier and Compass have just told me I am No. 1 in the queue for a free port.  The previous owner was with Vodafone so I have signed up with them today in the hope they might have the free port.

Anyone know how big the cabinet is, or how long I will be waiting in Poraiti?  I see that the cabinet is due for a 20mbs upgrade in June this year.  Is that likely to deliver more ports too?

I have phoned Wasp internet to see if they will do short term wireless broadband as I am on the top of a hill but I am sure they probably want a 12 month term.

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  #1261188 17-Mar-2015 17:03
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If you are in the section of Poraiti Rd covered by cabinet TDL/L then the upgrade will provide additional ports and solve the waiting problem.  The upgrade is due to be completed in approx. 12 months time.

If you are in the part of Poraiti served by the TDL/V cabinet then there is no cabinet upgrade planned.





burtz

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  #1261240 17-Mar-2015 18:55
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raytaylor: We are constantly switching over customers in Poraiti that have been on the waiting list for 2+ years.
Give me a call this evening/tomorrow and we should be able to sort something out as we have 4 transmitter sites covering the area.

Edit: 06-929-9082 option 2
I am doing an install out there tomorrow afternoon so can call in and check signal.


Wow, just spoke to Ray and he is going to install my wireless broadband tomorrow, fantastic! Great service!!

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