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Been with Trustpower now for a few years with no issues at all.
A speed test says higher ping than Spark was, but get the same ping to Aust gaming servers on Trustpower as I got with Spark.
Horrible router they supplied for free. Back to using the Spark HG630b with Unifi AC Lite Access Point for the Wifi
Got the half price for first year deal and have a phone as well that ports via the ONT same as Spark did.
No, I wouldn't go with any of them (same comment applies to Contact), and I think you'll find most people here would advise you you'd be far better off spending a few dollars more to get better service (especially customer service) - never select a provider purely based on price or "a free TV" (it's not really free). Your mileage may vary however.
If you can't laugh at yourself then you probably shouldn't laugh at others.
Just letting you know, nothing in this world is "free" the cost is factored into their price - you will also notice the termination fee varies depending on what "free" item you choose
Any views expressed on these forums are my own and don't necessarily reflect those of my employer.
Infinity293: Thanks for the replies! Good info to know. And yeah I've calculated the price differences between what I pay now and if I switched and it's still significantly cheaper than buying the TV outright. But I'm leaning towards the quality of the service overall not being worth it
Are you sure? I pay 27c oer KWH and 33c per day with Genesis, Trustpower at my address is 22c per KWH but 2.07 per day based on my last bill of 569 KWH used thats an increase of $29 per month
over 24 months thats $696 more, then broadband is $99 per month for 100/20 thats $10 more than I am paying now with bigpipe for 100/100 - so add $240 24 months that is $936 over the course of 24 months
A Sony 43" TV is $799 for Noel Leeming
Edit: Trustpower 100/20 unlimited is $109 so its $480 more for broadband
Any views expressed on these forums are my own and don't necessarily reflect those of my employer.
Infinity293: Well I will say my researching has been based on the powerswitch website, but after putting in all the details trustpower (low user) is third in savings (250-ish a year) and nova is 2nd (450ish). Trustpower is actually $94 (when bundled) for 100/20 which is $10 more than what I'm paying now.
I will have a better look into the actual figures tonight though. Trustpower low user for example has very similar figures to your genesis pricing
Also I have clients who at home use trust power and no complaints about their service, only issue I have had is setting up VPN clients due to CG-NAT - However Trustpower offer a "Public Dynamic" IP address for free and a Static for $4.95 per month
Any views expressed on these forums are my own and don't necessarily reflect those of my employer.
I can't make any comment without being biased but will add that Trustpower officially launched their Mobile Offering as of last month if that interests you 🙂https://www.trustpower.co.nz/mobile - note that you will need to add the Power or Broadband using our Plan Builder to show the bundled mobile pricing.
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One more thing. If you leave TrustPower before the agreed minimum period you have to refund part of the price of the "free" TV etc, but the prices are still very keen because they buy them wholesale....
nztim:Are you sure? I pay 27c oer KWH and 33c per day with Genesis, Trustpower at my address is 22c per KWH but 2.07 per day based on my last bill of 569 KWH used thats an increase of $29 per month
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