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Jonathan
savag3: In relation to them requiring a drivers license - they may have a big problem if I have interpreted it correctly.
Telecommunications Information Privacy Code 2003 (Page 25 of pdf)
Rule 12 - Unique Identifiers
(4) A telecommunications agency must not require an individual to disclose any
unique identifier assigned to that individual unless the disclosure is for one of the
purposes in connection with which that unique identifier was assigned or for a
purpose that is directly related to one of those purposes.
A drivers license number comes under the definition of unique identifier. The Privacy Commissioner has dealt with a similar matter recently:
Case Note 200062 [2010] NZ PrivCmr 6 : Woman complains about mobile phone company taking a photocopy of her driver's licence
My interpretation of all this is that they can ask you for your drivers license details but it must be voluntary - they can require you to show them your license but they can't record the details or make a copy of the license unless you consent.
Kickass: they really should of included at least 50mb of data!Totally. $45 per month with 50mb of data isn't even competitive. Sort it out 2Degrees!
SaltyNZ:
My only gripe is having to buy the 50MB every month, and having to do so multiple times if I am going to use more than 50Mb in a given month. Admittedly it's only a minor hassle, but it takes away some of the convenience of being on account.
Well, you could buy a broadband bundle instead if you prefer...
spazz: I love this new plan! Man geeks can be a whingeing bunch. With a 1gb data addon, this cuts my Voda plan price in half! Who needs more than 1gb on your phone?! 220 mins, 600 txts, 1gb of data for $59? That's bloody competitive! PLUS rollover minutes, and no contract?!
Good work 2degrees, I'm switching!!
jjnz1: I am contemplating switching the two mobiles I have with Vodafone, but one of the mobiles I pay for is still under contact and would cost me $160 to break.
Although I did receive an email from 2D a while ago saying something about they are looking into covering the cost of my termination fees... I might have to dig that email back up.
athor: I agree that it would be good to have some data included.
I would actually like to see mobile plans moving towards how they do it in aussie - instead of getting a certain number of minutes, texts, etc, you get a dollar value.
I've been living in Melbourne for the past year (just got back to nz) and could pay $20 a month for about $150 of credit to use any way I want. Add on a 250mb data plan for $10 and your laughing.
Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat APAC as a Technology Evangelist and Portfolio Architect. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.
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