InspireNet UFB Plans Online

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MadEngineer

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Topic # 124554 11-Jul-2013 20:36

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http://www.inspire.net.nz/products/ufb-res-signup.html

PLAN SUMMARY

50/10Mbit
50GB/month
Pay over cap
Transfer
VoIP Starter
New VoIP connection

$85.00/monthAll prices are in NZD, including GST.

Compared to what say Orcon are offering, Inspire is giving you 20GB more (and a human-run-script-free helpdesk) for another $10

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Reply # 854122 11-Jul-2013 22:19

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I love their overcap throttle plan - you can choose if you want it limited to 128k to 2mbit depending upon how much you want to pay at a flat rate.

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Reply # 854130 11-Jul-2013 22:37

I also like you can pick up to 2 TB monthly cap. Expensive but not even an option with many providers.

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Reply # 855156 14-Jul-2013 09:36

Gahhh! I signed up with Snap last month on the understanding that their Palmerston North UFB service wouldn't be far away, and thinking that there wouldn't be any other realistic competitors in the near future.

Snap's UFB plan is a little better, but if I'd known that InspireNet were going to launch their service so soon, I would have held off switching to Snap and probably gone with InspireNet. Now I'm committed to Snap for the next 23 months...

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Reply # 855198 14-Jul-2013 11:50

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Awesome! Been hanging out for this. We only have a few options for UFB in palmy and as far as I am concerned Telecom was the only one I would recommend. But they cant supply basic needs over their service yet.
We have quite a few customers on Inspire's wireless service and by all accounts the service is solid so come monday I will be ringing around the people wanting fibre saying sign up now!!

Good work Inspire.

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Reply # 855208 14-Jul-2013 12:31

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chevrolux: Awesome! Been hanging out for this. We only have a few options for UFB in palmy and as far as I am concerned Telecom was the only one I would recommend. But they cant supply basic needs over their service yet.
We have quite a few customers on Inspire's wireless service and by all accounts the service is solid so come monday I will be ringing around the people wanting fibre saying sign up now!!

Good work Inspire.

We could do with a few more installs :-) - Inspire is already the 2nd largest RSP on UFB, by connection volume, in Palmy

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Reply # 855238 14-Jul-2013 13:14

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chevrolux: We have quite a few customers on Inspire's wireless service and by all accounts the service is solid

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their wireless gives you almost no latency back to their services. fantastic if you're running something between two sites that are both on inspire's wireless.

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Reply # 876257 13-Aug-2013 09:28

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So my first UFB connection got finished yesterday. Still have to reconfigure the router on site so just dialled up directly with the laptop.....

Laptop only has a 100Mb LAN adapter so this is what I expected. Just loving that latency to Inspire's server. This customer has two sites and we will have a VPN between them so when the second site goes live I will do some proper testing with IPerf.

Good work Inspire!! And good work to Chorus too!!

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