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mishyman

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#207632 5-Jan-2017 22:23
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who is the best isp for ufb who is cheap for 100mbps down   but really good Customer service and does 12 months term 

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  #1699129 5-Jan-2017 22:32
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100 up? Or do you mean 100 down?



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  #1699130 5-Jan-2017 22:35
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oops I mean down 

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  #1699132 5-Jan-2017 22:38
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Define "best". Everybody here is going to have a different view so you're not really going to get an answer.



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  #1699133 5-Jan-2017 22:38
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I am partial to 2degrees broadband (formerly known as Snap).




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  #1700969 10-Jan-2017 15:28
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I got 100/20 UFB plan with Unlimited Internet with phone - $75 ($5 phone) & found them great from 2D at $95 for the same plan. But a $49 admin joining fee. No contracts.

 

 

 

https://unlimitedinternet.co.nz

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  #1700971 10-Jan-2017 15:30
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sbiddle:

 

Define "best". Everybody here is going to have a different view so you're not really going to get an answer.

 

 

 

 

Yeap - so far 2degrees broadband, unlimited internet.

 

Me? @BigPipe all the way!

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