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DamageInc
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  #3079115 24-May-2023 04:55
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Been with Slingshot for years, no issues at all.
Cannot comment on mobile.

But dang, this made me look up the current pricing.
Gigantic is currently same price as unlimited 300.
I'm ringing up this morning for a change.

Thanks




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  #3079116 24-May-2023 05:26
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K8Toledo:

 

Have you watched Top Gun: Maverick recently?

 

 

 

 

No - or any of the Fast and the Furious.  Best I don't in case I decide I need hyperfibre.....

 

Should go and watch Rainman though as my maths obviously wasn't the greatest with the 900Mbps plan actually being $77 with Slingshot and our discount through work.


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  #3079117 24-May-2023 05:46
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I decided to go with this offer as it worked out better.  Thanks for all the replies!

 




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  #3079154 24-May-2023 10:24
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Looking at that pic, you've selected to BYO modem (Router!!) but they're still charging the postage for it, is this correct?


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  #3079209 24-May-2023 11:03
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Mehrts:

 

Looking at that pic, you've selected to BYO modem (Router!!) but they're still charging the postage for it, is this correct?

 

 

The $250 termination fee can't be right either.


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  #3079215 24-May-2023 11:10
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K8Toledo:

 

Mehrts:

 

Looking at that pic, you've selected to BYO modem (Router!!) but they're still charging the postage for it, is this correct?

 

 

The $250 termination fee can't be right either.

 

 

Why not? That's correct


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  #3079239 24-May-2023 12:05
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stick:

 

Why not? That's correct

 

 

Early termination charges apply to contract plans that include an ISP provided router or a new fibre connections where the customer terminates before the initial contract period ends.

 

The charge covers cost of ONT installation or the provided router.  In all other cases there is no contract and no termination fee.

 

 


 
 
 

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  #3079369 24-May-2023 13:23
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K8Toledo:

 

In all other cases there is no contract and no termination fee.

 

 

They are providing 4 months free; the termination in the contract would cover that.





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  #3079373 24-May-2023 13:45
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Mehrts:

Looking at that pic, you've selected to BYO modem (Router!!) but they're still charging the postage for it, is this correct?



I'm waiting to see what charge comes. I'm presuming selecting the BYO router will negate the postage charge.

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  #3079501 24-May-2023 22:22
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nztim:

 

K8Toledo:

 

In all other cases there is no contract and no termination fee.

 

 

They are providing 4 months free; the termination in the contract would cover that.

 

 

Good point. 

 

 


  #3090361 15-Jun-2023 15:12
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tukapa1:

 

I decided to go with this offer as it worked out better.  Thanks for all the replies!

 

 

 

Do you have a link for that offer? Hope it is still available 😀

 

 





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djtOtago
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  #3090373 15-Jun-2023 15:38
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Glimp by the look of it

 

https://www.glimp.co.nz/broadband

 

 

 


  #3090381 15-Jun-2023 15:48
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Thanks for the glimp link.

 

The price for Gigibit fibre has increased a little this month.

 





Gordy

 

My first ever AM radio network connection was with a 1MHz AM crystal(OA91) radio receiver.


tukapa1

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  #3090383 15-Jun-2023 15:49
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Gordy7:

tukapa1:


I decided to go with this offer as it worked out better.  Thanks for all the replies!




Do you have a link for that offer? Hope it is still available 😀


 



Yep - was through Glimp.

All going well through Slingshot. Transfer was seamless.

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