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beaglenz

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#235948 11-May-2018 07:54
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A colleague who used to work for Visonstream told me that sometimes when Chorus installing fibre in a new subdivision they will letter drop the neighbors to see if they also want to connect.

 

Given that the connection box will be just outside my driveway, how likely is this. And is there anyone at Chorus I can contact to see if this is possible?


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Coil
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  #2013743 11-May-2018 08:13
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Give them a bell as per their website but if it is outside of Govt subsidiary zones then enjoy the bill! 
They might be kind, they might not. Depends on a lot of things and everything is case to case.
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