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  #2438308 14-Mar-2020 22:05
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bonkiebonks:

Just thought I'd add my 2c. 


I've been with TrustPower a little over 6 months now, and I have to say I have had no issues with my internet - contrary to what many people read here or elsewhere.


I have done my calculations prior to joining and while fully aware that they might be a little higher on the price side, I bit the bullet as the "free" TV and soundbar more than offsets the higher price (at least in my case).



In other words you are buying the TV interest free




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I just had a guy come around and offer me fastest speed fibre, fixed IP and the 65" TV for $69/month from Trustpower. I am currrently on BP Superspeed Fibre. I think that is what he said but maybe he didn't know what he offering?

 

I was too busy to talk then but will have a chat tomorrow when I asked him to come back. Don't care if I have to sign up for two years since if it's really terrible I can always get out and pay the break free (depending on what it is).

 

 

 

Do all the UFB providers use the same backhaul?





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System One:  PS3 SuperSlim, NPVR and Plex Server running on Intel NUC (C2D) (Windows 10 Pro), Sony BDP-S390 BD player, Pioneer AVR, Odroid C2 running Kodi and Plex, Panasonic 60" 3D plasma, Samsung Q80 Atmos soundbar. Google Chromecast, Google Chromecast TV

System Two: Oppo BDP-80 BluRay Player with hardware mode to be region free, Vivitek HD1080P 1080P DLP projector with 100" screen, Denon AVRS730H 7.2 Channel Dolby Atmos/DTS-X AV Receiver, Samsung 4K player, Google Chromecast, Odroid C2 running Kodi and Plex

 

 


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