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  #1045820 15-May-2014 20:53
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i'm on old adsl 150gb plan $90, the new plan is $1 cheaper, do i need to do anything to get that $1 off my bill? i know its not much but i plan to stay with snap for long term which could add up to bigger number



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  #1045822 15-May-2014 20:55
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bunky: i'm on old adsl 150gb plan $90, the new plan is $1 cheaper, do i need to do anything to get that $1 off my bill? i know its not much but i plan to stay with snap for long term which could add up to bigger number


There are no automatic plan changes, so you will have to switch yourself. Call up or do it online.

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  #1045823 15-May-2014 20:55
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bunky: i'm on old adsl 150gb plan $90, the new plan is $1 cheaper, do i need to do anything to get that $1 off my bill? i know its not much but i plan to stay with snap for long term which could add up to bigger number


if you wish to change over to unlimited, you need to request it.

give them a call, ralph a PM, or email their billing and they will set your next month to be changed over.




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  #1046179 16-May-2014 11:45
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Just made the switch, I was paying $155 for 1.2TB (100GB plan + 100GB free for 24 month sign up and 1TB add-on pack). Now $109 for unlimited.

Lets just hope the experience doesn't go down hill.

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  #1047474 18-May-2014 15:41
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just swapped from 100GB VDSl with 100GB addon to unlimited. Now I can drop my second line that's with bigpipe




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  #1047491 18-May-2014 16:10
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HiTM4N: just swapped from 100GB VDSl with 100GB addon to unlimited. Now I can drop my second line that's with bigpipe


why do you even have 2 lines if one is with bigpipe which is unlimited?

 
 
 

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  #1047497 18-May-2014 16:22
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NonprayingMantis:
HiTM4N: just swapped from 100GB VDSl with 100GB addon to unlimited. Now I can drop my second line that's with bigpipe


why do you even have 2 lines if one is with bigpipe which is unlimited?

Because I still have 13 months left on my snap contact




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  #1047499 18-May-2014 16:25
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HiTM4N:
NonprayingMantis:
HiTM4N: just swapped from 100GB VDSl with 100GB addon to unlimited. Now I can drop my second line that's with bigpipe


why do you even have 2 lines if one is with bigpipe which is unlimited?

Because I still have 13 months left on my snap contact


and presumably a scandalously high termination fee?  :P

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  #1047500 18-May-2014 16:26
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Perhaps the user was still locked in to a contract on the first line?

I've been thinking about a second line. I only have ADSL2+ service in my area and get about 12Mbps. I'm still at least a year away for Fibre if it arrives by then.

I thought about putting Igloo (there's two boxes in the house), Youtube and TVNZ ondemand traffic on to a seperate line.

How much is the Chorus side of things to have a second line wired up? I've got a twin lead in line with one dead pair.

Does it interfere much with sync speeds on the first line?

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  #1047502 18-May-2014 16:27
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NonprayingMantis:
HiTM4N: just swapped from 100GB VDSl with 100GB addon to unlimited. Now I can drop my second line that's with bigpipe


why do you even have 2 lines if one is with bigpipe which is unlimited?


with your line stats, ild probably keep two lines ;)




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  #1047503 18-May-2014 16:38
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kiwirock: Perhaps the user was still locked in to a contract on the first line?

I've been thinking about a second line. I only have ADSL2+ service in my area and get about 12Mbps. I'm still at least a year away for Fibre if it arrives by then.

I thought about putting Igloo (there's two boxes in the house), Youtube and TVNZ ondemand traffic on to a seperate line.

How much is the Chorus side of things to have a second line wired up? I've got a twin lead in line with one dead pair.

Does it interfere much with sync speeds on the first line?


If you can do all the wiring yourself in your house (install jackpoint etc) then its no different really from your first line i.e. most ISPs will do it for free.
If you need wiring, then it's probably a ~$200 charge.

You could always get coffeebaron to do it for you, and put a nice master filter in to optimise both lines. He'll probably do that for less than chorus will charge. :P

 
 
 
 

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  #1047504 18-May-2014 16:41
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A 2nd line won't cause any interference issues.



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  #1047505 18-May-2014 16:41
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hio77:
NonprayingMantis:
HiTM4N: just swapped from 100GB VDSl with 100GB addon to unlimited. Now I can drop my second line that's with bigpipe


why do you even have 2 lines if one is with bigpipe which is unlimited?


with your line stats, ild probably keep two lines ;)

Haha well there is that too, I can use the free sophos home UTM to bind the two lines together and double my bandwidth at home across the lines
But thats a lot of moneys a month just to double my bandwidth




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  #1047544 18-May-2014 18:35
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Made the switch as soon as I was aware of the unlimited plan

Even in the old days with Telecom's BigTime (or whatever it was called), I'm still reasonably happy with their traffic management (say at peak times download speed around 200kb/s in the worst case scenario).

Have been with Snap for almost two years and have been very happy; I'm waiting for the fiber to cover my street so I could upgrade then but at this stage unlimited data ADSL serves me more then good enough for $99 a month

Thank you Snap

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  #1047584 18-May-2014 19:22
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I'm now switched to snap unlimited. 

Previous to today, the slowest download speed i've ever recorded on my 100/50 plan  (via speedtest) has been around 70mbps. Usually it hovers around 90mbps. 

But, today, my speed via speedtest.net is 27mbps. 

I guess I'll wait until tomorrow and see if it is still low and give them a call.



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