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#302844 27-Dec-2022 17:31
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Hello. my mother passed away recently and left me her house. I am going to rent it out.

 

She has wireless internet now. I want to disconnect the phone line, but is it easier to get fibre

 

installed now while the line is still there or later after disconneted. thanks


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  #3014394 27-Dec-2022 17:54
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Assuming you're in a Chorus area, https://www.chorus.co.nz/request-install.

 

Otherwise, check your local fibre company to see what their process is. Definitely better to have it installed with a way you're happy with, than let the tenant decide.





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  #3014395 27-Dec-2022 17:55
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Sorry for your loss

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  #3014430 27-Dec-2022 19:47
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toejam316:

Assuming you're in a Chorus area, https://www.chorus.co.nz/request-install.


Otherwise, check your local fibre company to see what their process is. Definitely better to have it installed with a way you're happy with, than let the tenant decide.



+1 this 1000 times over, if you don’t install it before it is rented out the Tennant will do what they want

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  #3014454 28-Dec-2022 00:17
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nztim:

+1 this 1000 times over, if you don’t install it before it is rented out the Tennant will do what they want

 

+1 and the Chorus contractors will install it in the easiest (and possibly dumbest) place they possibly can even if only to save a few minutes. Like the bedroom.





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