I'm moving into a new sub division and the only cable available is Fibre.
Who is a very good priced provider of Fibre internet connection in Auckland?
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kiwis: I'm moving into a new sub division and the only cable available is Fibre.
Who is a very good priced provider of Fibre internet connection in Auckland?
kiwis: I'm moving into a new sub division and the only cable available is Fibre.
kiwis: when will this change? it seems looking at the prices that xnet can charge what they like.
kiwis: Yes but xnet set their own prices.
Similar price on copper you get 40GB
sbiddle:kiwis: Yes but xnet set their own prices.
Similar price on copper you get 40GB
As mentioned above, I suggest you read the several recent threads detailing exactly why this scenario exists and what is changing. These areas will ultimately become UFB areas once network upgrades are complete.
IMHO blaming WxC shows complete ignorance of the BOF issue - without them you wouldn't have internet at your new location.
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Antoniosk
sbiddle:kiwis: Yes but xnet set their own prices.
Similar price on copper you get 40GB
As mentioned above, I suggest you read the several recent threads detailing exactly why this scenario exists and what is changing. These areas will ultimately become UFB areas once network upgrades are complete.
IMHO blaming WxC shows complete ignorance of the BOF issue - without them you wouldn't have internet at your new location.
kiwis:sbiddle:kiwis: Yes but xnet set their own prices.
Similar price on copper you get 40GB
As mentioned above, I suggest you read the several recent threads detailing exactly why this scenario exists and what is changing. These areas will ultimately become UFB areas once network upgrades are complete.
IMHO blaming WxC shows complete ignorance of the BOF issue - without them you wouldn't have internet at your new location.
This does not excuse the cost, once upon a time broadband was dear, now there is so much competition it's cheap as. the same applies to many items in the world - flat screen TV's is another example. Don't let the cooperates tell you the truth in what operating costs are.
I'll bet once others can offer this the price will drop. there is only one reason for it.
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