UFB ISP in Lower Hutt.

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mAYH3M

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#153804 8-Oct-2014 14:24

Currently I'm with Telecom on a 100 Mbps plan and my contract has expired last month.I'm looking to move onto another ISP because after this December Telecom will hike my broadband price.

Is there any website where I can find available service providers ?

Secondly are there any service interruption when you move from one ISP to another.

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#1149980 8-Oct-2014 14:28

To be honest UFB is not something you can simply cut costs with - the costs are there for a reason especially if you're on the 100mbit plan.

My suggestion is to wait and sign up to BigPipe when they bring their UFB plans to Wellington: http://bigpipe.co.nz

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#1149990 8-Oct-2014 14:41

The Chorus website lists all RSPs who have agreements in place in each Chorus region.

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#1150028 8-Oct-2014 15:14

The list that Steve Biddle refers to is a map on the Chorus website.

It is in the Getting UFB section.

Click on the region of the map that you are interested in.

In the case of Lower Hutt select Wellington. (Currently 14 RSPs to choose from).

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mAYH3M

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#1150330 8-Oct-2014 23:20

Thanks guys.

Looks like I have to wait for Bigpipe.

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#1150332 8-Oct-2014 23:31

mAYH3M: Thanks guys.

Looks like I have to wait for Bigpipe.

no harm in asking Spark for a deal to keep you as a customer.