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myrubbish

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#86491 7-Jul-2011 13:55
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50% more data from Vodafone, will Orcon do the same ? just wonder..

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  #490589 7-Jul-2011 14:02
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I wonder if Telecom will up their plans?
Tempted to change back to Vodafone to get the free MySky deal...



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  #490599 7-Jul-2011 14:38
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myrubbish: 50% more data from Vodafone, will Orcon do the same ? just wonder..


Orcon did raise their caps. For $80 I get 40GB from Orcon in Hamilton and now from Vodafone, I get 45GB for $90 on their red network on 1 premesis and 45GB for $55 on a nakes DSL premesis in Aucland.

Orcon is $136 for 90GB with phone line, Vodafone is $140 for 90GB after double your data. Both are neck and neck.    




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  #490601 7-Jul-2011 14:40
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It ain't all roses. Vodafone are not offering more data on all their plans - only a selected few.



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  #490606 7-Jul-2011 14:54
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Zippity man, give up the fight!  Might be time to move off the ihug plan if it's no longer economical.. surprising vodafone even keep anyone on it after being grandfathered 4 years

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  #490609 7-Jul-2011 14:58
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billgates:
myrubbish: 50% more data from Vodafone, will Orcon do the same ? just wonder..


Orcon did raise their caps. For $80 I get?40GB from Orcon in Hamilton and now from Vodafone, I get 45GB for $90?on their red network on 1 premesis and 45GB for $55 on a nakes DSL premesis in Aucland.

Orcon is $136 for 90GB with phone line, Vodafone is $140 for 90GB after double your data. Both are?neck and neck.????


Hi, which plan you are using now ?
from here: http://www.orcon.net.nz/home/plans
the $80 Purple+ plan only 25GB per month.

My plan is Orcon@Home Silver+ , pay $132.84 for just 55GB :( , consider to change to vodafone.

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myrubbish:
Hi, which plan you are using now ?
from here: http://www.orcon.net.nz/home/plans
the $80 Purple+ plan only 25GB per month.

My plan is Orcon@Home Silver+ , pay $132.84 for just 55GB :( , consider to change to vodafone.



http://www.orcon.net.nz/partners




Do whatever you want to do man.

  

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  #490647 7-Jul-2011 15:38
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billgates:
myrubbish:
Hi, which plan you are using now ?
from here: http://www.orcon.net.nz/home/plans
the $80 Purple+ plan only 25GB per month.

My plan is Orcon@Home Silver+ , pay $132.84 for just 55GB :( , consider to change to vodafone.



http://www.orcon.net.nz/partners


I see, it is 12 months contract, thanks.
but vodafone do not need 12 months contract..

 
 
 

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  #490653 7-Jul-2011 15:51
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jonb: Zippity man, give up the fight!  Might be time to move off the ihug plan if it's no longer economical.. surprising vodafone even keep anyone on it after being grandfathered 4 years


Move off the plan??  That is what VF would want me and others to do.

At this stage, the plan is still too good to be true Smile so why should I move?



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#490669 7-Jul-2011 16:18
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Zippity: It ain't all roses. Vodafone are not offering more data on all their plans - only a selected few.


This was a ihug plan not a Vodafone plan as explained more than once

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  #490697 7-Jul-2011 17:12
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billgates:
myrubbish:
Hi, which plan you are using now ?
from here: http://www.orcon.net.nz/home/plans
the $80 Purple+ plan only 25GB per month.

My plan is Orcon@Home Silver+ , pay $132.84 for just 55GB :( , consider to change to vodafone.




http://www.orcon.net.nz/partners


 

I gave that link to my brother some time ago as it looked to be a good deal. He phoned them about it, but was told it only applies to people who work for orcon, and it had now expired, and he said they were very cagey about it on the phone. They said however they couldn't stop them signing up to it on their website. He did, and I am not sure yet if the application was approved or not.

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