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turneg01

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#190864 14-Jan-2016 18:02
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Im moving into a property where i dont think its going to be so easy to get fibre - long concrete drive way and having wires running down drive wont look great.

Thats why im looking at VDSL providers in Auckland

Can anyone recommend a particular company/plan

i would be needing an unlimited plan, no phone line needed

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  #1471206 14-Jan-2016 18:10
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Bigpipe.

But try to get fiber anyway. Who cares about cables down the drive when you get 200 instead of 20.




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  #1471207 14-Jan-2016 18:10
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Most people here are probably going to recommend Bigpipe. I've heard good things but haven't tried them myself (due to their lack of fibre coverage, rather than my house!)

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  #1471208 14-Jan-2016 18:11
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Can you get VDSL at the address you are moving to?

If so i would recommend BigPipe! you will find on this forum there are a lot of people that like them or alternatively 2degrees (Snap)






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  #1471234 14-Jan-2016 18:40
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Just found out im to far away from the exchange to get VDSL and fibre isnt ready yet so its adsl.arhh!

still big pipe the way to go?

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  #1471244 14-Jan-2016 19:04
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yep BigPipe your best bet.




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