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#277225 2-Oct-2020 12:13
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At the moment, Chorus is offering standard residential fibre installations for FREE when you place an order for fibre with your broadband provider.

 

 

 

Currently I'm with Vodafone Cable and happy so far with the price/plan, but I wondering when Chorus cancels their offer and we have to pay for it.

 

 

 

So my question is it possible to have a fibre installations for free in advanced? Who knows what the future will be. ;)

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  #2577938 2-Oct-2020 12:21
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I would request a fibre install ASAP before they are not free!




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  #2577945 2-Oct-2020 12:29
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I would request a fibre install ASAP before they are not free!

 

 

That is the problem. Vodafone won't install it until they provide the cable service and I can't(don't want to) move from Vodafone because the price is too good :)


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  #2577946 2-Oct-2020 12:29
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not quite a direct answer, but when we ordered fibre chorus connected all the houses sharing the driveway (makes sense) including one of an elderly couple who, to date, still isn't connected (no internet connection at all). they basically got what you inquired about, although it was still tied to someone else's fibre order.

 

on the other hand, i can understand why vodafone is happy to keep you on hfc, but not quite why you are. you can probably stay with them if you're getting a discount off your mobile plan, for example... but move to fibre if it is available.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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  #2577950 2-Oct-2020 12:35
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01EG:

 

Linux:

 

I would request a fibre install ASAP before they are not free!

 

 

That is the problem. Vodafone won't install it until they provide the cable service and I can't(don't want to) move from Vodafone because the price is too good :)

 

 

Move ISP issue sorted


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  #2577952 2-Oct-2020 12:39
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Move ISP issue sorted

 

 

Any advice? :D


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  #2577959 2-Oct-2020 12:42
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01EG:

 

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Move ISP issue sorted

 

 

Any advice? :D

 

 

Move to 2degrees with the $75 (with pay monthly mobile) Gb connection or $85 no on pay monthly mobile


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  #2577966 2-Oct-2020 12:52
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Move to 2degrees with the $85 no on pay monthly mobile

 

 

do they provide a static IP address? if yes, $90 total compare to my $75 current. I heard that a fibre installation cost around $200.


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  #2577968 2-Oct-2020 12:57
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If you have fibre available, why oh why would you want to remain on faux fibre, very odd.

 

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  #2577969 2-Oct-2020 12:57
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01EG:

 

Linux:

 

Move to 2degrees with the $85 no on pay monthly mobile

 

 

do they provide a static IP address? if yes, $90 total compare to my $75 current. I heard that a fibre installation cost around $200.

 

 

Fibre install costs far more than that per house! Who told you $200?


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  #2577970 2-Oct-2020 12:58
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cyril7:

 

If you have fibre available, why oh why would you want to remain on faux fibre, very odd.

 

Cyril

 

 

cause the plan is 900/100 with the price $75? ;)


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  #2577971 2-Oct-2020 12:58
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Fibre install costs far more than that per house! Who told you $200?

 

 

some ISP offer?


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  #2577972 2-Oct-2020 13:01
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Call VodafoneNZ and say you want to move the Fibre network off the HFC and I am sure they will put a order in 


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  #2577973 2-Oct-2020 13:02
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01EG:

 

Linux:

 

Fibre install costs far more than that per house! Who told you $200?

 

 

some ISP offer?

 

 

That makes no sesne!


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  #2577975 2-Oct-2020 13:05
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Call VodafoneNZ and say you want to move the Fibre network off the HFC and I am sure they will put a order in 

 

 

Already did try it and response was "why"? "we are providing a good service for you", "the price will be high then the current one" ...


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  #2577977 2-Oct-2020 13:07
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01EG:

 

Linux:

 

Call VodafoneNZ and say you want to move the Fibre network off the HFC and I am sure they will put a order in 

 

 

Already did try it and response was "why"? "we are providing a good service for you", "the price will be high then the current one" ...

 

 

Then request a fibre connection thru a another ISP as already advised, We are just going around in circles now!


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