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billgates

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#228575 12-Jan-2018 16:15
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Just noticed that the unlimited monthly plan is now $85 which was $95 not so long ago and the 1000/500 speed boost is now $30 instead of $45 and 12 month contract instead of 24 months with $200 credit. Good work!





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  #1937749 12-Jan-2018 16:45
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That is good news - I always thought their $95/month price wasn't really competitive with the market leaders




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  #1937751 12-Jan-2018 16:59
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howdystranger:

That is good news - I always thought their $95/month price wasn't really competitive with the market leaders

 

 

People must've seen through the $59 first year / $95 second year palindromic pricing thing .

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  #1937755 12-Jan-2018 17:19
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howdystranger:

 

That is good news - I always thought their $95/month price wasn't really competitive with the market leaders

 

 

They were (at least this time last year) the only ISP in New Zealand that not only offered IPv6, but also the reverse delegation on the ip6.arpa domain. Things might have changed with other ISPs in the last twelve months Neither are of major interest to regular users, but it was the thing that swayed me to them over other ISPs.. And there gig fibre is pretty damn rock solid, other than a brief two hour outage.




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  #1937759 12-Jan-2018 17:25
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Hopefully existing customers get the updated pricing at the start of the next billing month.

 

As my account in the portal still shows $95 for base plan, and $44.95 speed boost.


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  #1938116 13-Jan-2018 14:07
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Good to see. Well done 2degrees!


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  #1938157 13-Jan-2018 15:09
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snowfly:

Hopefully existing customers get the updated pricing at the start of the next billing month.


As my account in the portal still shows $95 for base plan, and $44.95 speed boost.



@snowfly Not if they signed a contract for the old pricing as 2Degrees would lose too much $$$ I am sure this will be covered in terms and conditions

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  #1938252 13-Jan-2018 19:05
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I'm not on contract, can I be moved to the new prices? @2degreescare

 

 

 

My 2degrees username is the same as here.


 
 
 

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  #1938319 13-Jan-2018 20:05
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I was advised by 2degrees that the $200 is for new customers only. Existing customers not on contract can avail the $85 monthly price and cheaper speed boost pack rates.




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  #1938327 13-Jan-2018 20:18
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Thanks for the feedback everyone!

 

As @billgates said you can request to change to the $85 price if you're not on a term. The lower price for Speed Boosts will take effect from next bill, no action needed.

 

ripdog:

 

I'm not on contract, can I be moved to the new prices? @2degreescare

 

 

 

My 2degrees username is the same as here.

 

 

You can change to the lower price on Your 2degrees Broadband, just click "Change Plan" and follow the prompts. This will take effect from your next bill. You can also PM us with your customer number/username, address and Date of Birth and we can get it sorted for you.

Cheers, ^BRM



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  #1938373 13-Jan-2018 20:49
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@2degreescare Just tried this and it errors out for me with the following text when trying to select the new $85 plan from my current $95 plan:

 

Something's gone wrong!

 

Sorry we can't process your request at the moment. please try again later or call us on 0800 022 022.

 

 


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  #1938376 13-Jan-2018 20:58
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@Benoire, please PM with your customer number, address and DOB and we'll get you upgraded :)

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  #1938390 13-Jan-2018 21:44
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Benoire:

 

@2degreescare Just tried this and it errors out for me with the following text when trying to select the new $85 plan from my current $95 plan:

 

Something's gone wrong!

 

Sorry we can't process your request at the moment. please try again later or call us on 0800 022 022.

 

 

Did you call? Does not take long to get thru

 

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  #1938477 14-Jan-2018 09:52
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the static IP price is still 10$ a month under the new pricing? might have switched back with this new pricing if it was back to the 5$ a month it originally was


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  #1938483 14-Jan-2018 10:09
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I currently pay $5 a month for my static IPv4 & /56 IPv6 - this was on the $95 a month so the new plan would save a minimum of $5 if this price has increased.


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  #1938575 14-Jan-2018 13:45
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dan:

 

the static IP price is still 10$ a month under the new pricing? might have switched back with this new pricing if it was back to the 5$ a month it originally was

 

 

 

 

Sorry Dan, Static IPs are currently $10 a month. New IPv4 address are a bit few and far between sadly!

 

 

 

^BRM


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