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i really really really hate it when companies do this.  The easiest way to pay anything these days are with credit cards.  Charging a fee for this as a customer really pisses me off.

 

Sure at the end of the day its only a couple of bucks, but its the principal.   No other ISP I know of charges a CC fee (I'm sure they might be some, please speak out if they do)

 

 

2degrees is committed to providing customers great value but due to ongoing third party banking and transactional fees we will be introducing a Card Payment Fee for all Credit and Debit card payments made against your 2degrees Broadband bill from 8 March 2017.

 


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  #1707852 23-Jan-2017 10:14
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Vodafone does




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  #1707862 23-Jan-2017 10:16
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and there only options are "Direct Credit" or "Credit Card", no way to manually transfer the monthly


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  #1707867 23-Jan-2017 10:20
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reven:

 

and there only options are "Direct Credit" or "Credit Card", no way to manually transfer the monthly

 

 

 

 

not true , you can do internet banking / automatic payments on your accounts . I do, They hate it but will let you do it





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  #1707871 23-Jan-2017 10:21
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Is this for all transactions or just broadband?


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  #1707872 23-Jan-2017 10:21
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You can still pay them so long as it goes in at least 2 working days before the credit card was due to be paid. I will just change them to my broken-ass loaded card so they never sucessfully charge it so I dont have to pay this BS fee. Shame I want to have my 2 connections with different ISPs so skinnys new offering on the same network as bigpipe is no good, but for anyone else wanting to move off them for this BS fee then skinny would probably be a good option to look if not just bigpipe directly.





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  #1707878 23-Jan-2017 10:24
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vexxxboy:

 

reven:

 

and there only options are "Direct Credit" or "Credit Card", no way to manually transfer the monthly

 

 

 

 

not true , you can do internet banking / automatic payments on your accounts . I do, They hate it but will let you do it

 

 

how?  the only payment options I can find are CC or direct debit.  Theres no banking details on any of my invoices or anywhere in the webportal that I can see.


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  #1707879 23-Jan-2017 10:25
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Peppery:

 

Is this for all transactions or just broadband?

 

 

 

 

i do it for my broadband account and for my sons mobile account. 





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  #1707880 23-Jan-2017 10:25
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myndlyz:

 

Vodafone does

 

 

They do for one off payments. They don't for automatic payments set up against a credit card.

 

 


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  #1707884 23-Jan-2017 10:27
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I wonder how they can justify a charge against debit cards where interchange rates are pretty much non existent?

 

I also wonder if they'll pledge to cut their rates once interchange is slashed in NZ later this year and their costs of processing credit cards are slashed?

 

 

 

 


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  #1707885 23-Jan-2017 10:28
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reven:

 

 

 

how?  the only payment options I can find are CC or direct debit.  Theres no banking details on any of my invoices or anywhere in the webportal that I can see.

 

 

http://help.2degreesmobile.co.nz/app/answers/detail/a_id/217





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richms:

 

reven:

 

 

 

how?  the only payment options I can find are CC or direct debit.  Theres no banking details on any of my invoices or anywhere in the webportal that I can see.

 

 

http://help.2degreesmobile.co.nz/app/answers/detail/a_id/217

 

 

thanks, still rather pay with CC since I could just do it from one place.  But yeah, never going to set up a direct debit.....


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  #1707892 23-Jan-2017 10:33
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Is post shop an option for broadband ones? I know people pay their mobile ones there since I get stuck behind them when getting my mail.





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  #1707898 23-Jan-2017 10:40
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Do they say anywhere how much the fee is going to be? I've had a look around their site and can't find any details about it (possibly due to poor Google-fu on my part). I was looking at switching my broadband to them this week but depending on how much extra this adds to the cost it might change that decision. 


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1.75%, so not a huge amount, its the principal for me.


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  #1707901 23-Jan-2017 10:43
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Storm in a teacup. It costs them more to accept credit cards, so they charge more. Seems totally fair to me. You can choose the convenience of credit card and pay a little extra, or you can use one of the other payment methods and pay less.


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