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#90754 28-Sep-2011 22:47
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im looking for vdsl provider in tauranga. any suggestion? (tried googling but i have not yet find any provider offering vdsl there)

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  #526985 28-Sep-2011 22:59
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Hey there, have you checked your address has VDSL2 on the telecom Wholesale maps?

The ISPs we often talk about on here who can offer VDSL2 via Telecom Wholesale:
- Unleash (majority use)
- Snap
- Xtreme Networks
- Worldnet

I also suspect Vibe communications does VDSL2.




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  #527011 29-Sep-2011 01:22
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Also you should expect at least +$50 per month higher fees for the same amount of data than ADSL2+ for VDSL2.

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  #527020 29-Sep-2011 03:47
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Ragnor: Also you should expect at least +$50 per month higher fees for the same amount of data than ADSL2+ for VDSL2.

Why? 



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  #527241 29-Sep-2011 15:04
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They need to cover the extra cost of providing the service, namely:

1: Wholesale cost for VDSL2 is higher than ADSL2.
2: The ISP would needs more domestic and international bandwidth to maintain the same/acceptable performance/contention ratio.

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  #527257 29-Sep-2011 15:24
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codyc1515:
Ragnor: Also you should expect at least +$50 per month higher fees for the same amount of data than ADSL2+ for VDSL2.

Why? 


Why? Because that's what it costs. (Telecom wholesale charges + extra backhaul/tails/handover + ISP has to buy more bandwidth).
 

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  #527329 29-Sep-2011 17:14
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allright, will approach them. thanks

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