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Neori

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#150407 21-Jul-2014 17:42
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So it looks like Slingshot's new naked plans are up and available on their website in the below links. They are looking competitively priced.

https://www.slingshot.co.nz/plans/broadband/naked

Naked ADSL

- $55 for 80GB.
- $75 for Unlimited.

https://www.slingshot.co.nz/plans/ultra-fast-vdsl/naked

Naked VDSL

- $65 for 80GB.
- $85 for Unlimited.

All plans come with Global Mode, Rollover Data, MEGA 500GB account and a Modem for $20. (Modem offer for new customers only).

What does everyone think of these new plans? Worth the wait?

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richms
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  #1093190 21-Jul-2014 17:47
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Lost me to bigpipe by taking so long to bring them out.




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  #1093220 21-Jul-2014 19:22
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will slingshot be applying this pricing to all existing customers?

Often telcos don't do that, and offer the excuse of "not everything is better about this plan, so we can't shift people to newer plans automatically that might be worse"
But as far as I can see these plans are not worse in any way, and are in fact just the same plans as before but just with lower pricing.

Even if they don't aplpy it auotmatically, this is going to cost Slingshot a pretty penny from all their existing customers that see it and downgrade.
But I guess when you have VF/Telecom doing crazy pricing along the same lines (albeit with an enforced mobile bundle) Slingshot felt they have to respond or miss out.


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  #1093234 21-Jul-2014 19:45
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Hi all,
Yes, fast spotting, the new plans went up this afternoon.
Existing customers are more than welcome to move to them.
Cheers!

EDIT: New contract won't apply - you can just move to the plan you are after (so long as it's the same technology type i.e. ADSL to ADSL, VDSL to VDSL).




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  #1095015 24-Jul-2014 15:16
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Just called slingshot to move to the new pricing. Already on 90 naked adsl.

Was reassured by rep I can still keep the italk no. But he said there is a new 12 mnoths contract which I think is incorrect.

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  #1095036 24-Jul-2014 15:52
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Hi zyo,
PM me your username and we'll sort you out :)
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Chrizvi
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  #1095045 24-Jul-2014 16:08
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contacted slingshot to convert mine and all good.
contract wont renew to 12 months!
thanks Slingshot!

beachgeek
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  #1095047 24-Jul-2014 16:16
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Just changed my plan and there was no mention of a contract 



Detruire
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  #1095102 24-Jul-2014 17:50
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zyo: Just called slingshot to move to the new pricing. Already on 90 naked adsl.

Was reassured by rep I can still keep the italk no. But he said there is a new 12 mnoths contract which I think is incorrect.


Does that mean that these plans come with the same iTalk credit that the old $90 plan came with?




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giollarnat
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  #1122965 6-Sep-2014 10:38
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[thanks for unlock freitasm]

just trying to figure out how Italk fits into these new naked plans?

do you stilll get the basic ($11) italk plan included or do you have to shell out $11 on top?

cheers

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  #1123196 6-Sep-2014 15:57
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just trying to figure out how Italk fits into these new naked plans?

do you stilll get the basic ($11) italk plan included or do you have to shell out $11 on top?

cheers


The Italk charge is on top

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