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Mark

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#159730 10-Dec-2014 20:31
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I live in Mangawhai and I can only get 41Mbit down and 10Mbit up!

What kind of shoddy service is this ?!?!   ;-)



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  #1195197 10-Dec-2014 20:32
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outrageous, call the local news paper and cry cry







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  #1195204 10-Dec-2014 20:45
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The should have won Giga-town!

I can come and install RBI so you can get charged more for less.





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  #1195215 10-Dec-2014 20:53
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Move to Outram!

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  #1195229 10-Dec-2014 21:12
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I think my move from Titirangi to Mangawhai is working out quite well ... a house 4 times the size, with 25 times as much land and internet that is 4 times faster download and 10 times faster upload!

Why would anyone still live in Auckland ? ;-)

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  #1195359 11-Dec-2014 00:28

Mark: I think my move from Titirangi to Mangawhai is working out quite well ... a house 4 times the size, with 25 times as much land and internet that is 4 times faster download and 10 times faster upload!

Why would anyone still live in Auckland ? ;-)



So you can have faster internet.





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  #1195394 11-Dec-2014 08:50
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Napier has good internet too
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  #1195434 11-Dec-2014 10:13
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Aredwood:


So you can have faster internet.


Aww .. thanks for suffering in Auckland so I get better internet!  Most kind!  :-)

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