2degrees has provided Kiwis with cost-effective solutions for their broadband and mobile plan needs. They officially began in 2009, although their narrative dates back way before. A group of Maori visionaries challenged the auction of 3G rights under the Treaty of Waitangi. Since then, 2degrees NZ has progressively grown in size and reputation, assisting Kiwis in saving money.
You can sign up for a 2degrees fibre plan right here at glimp! See the 2degrees internet plans that made them the country's fourth-largest internet service provider.
It's no surprise that a company as large as 2degrees has some of the fastest broadband options in New Zealand. The availability of their internet plans may vary based on your region. If your neighbourhood offers fibre services, it's your best bet!
Select 2degrees fibre that plans provide a free year of Amazon Prime Video and Prime Gaming. You save $10 per month if you purchase a broadband and mobile plan package. They have a variety of programmes to accommodate any type of customer in New Zealand.
This is a 12-month plan, inclusive of a standard connection and rental of a 2degrees fibre modem. It also comes with a free one-year Amazon Prime Video subscription with an unlimited plan. You'll be charged a $15 modem delivery fee once you've chosen a fibre bundle. If you are unhappy with the service and wish to cancel, you may be charged an early termination fee of up to $199.
If you're satisfied with your 2degrees internet connection, you can upgrade to an open term plan that allows you to cancel your plan anytime. You can continue to use your old modem for this connection, but if you prefer a 2degrees modem, you can purchase one for $165 with a $99 connection fee.
New fibre installations require the cable lines from the property boundary to the exterior wall of your home, followed by an ONT on an interior wall. 2degrees purchases the fibre connection wholesale (Local Fibre Company). They assist you in the process of requesting fibre, monitor the installation process, and deal with any issues you may encounter after the installation
A different firm is called an LFC who owns the fibre network and installs the fibre-optic cable. Your LFC could be one of these companies: Chorus, Enable, Northpower Fibre, Ultrafast Fibre, Network Tasman Fibre, Unison Fibre, or EA Networks.
A typical fibre installation is usually free. A standard installation refers to a connection that goes less than 200 metres to the premises (e.g. your driveway from the road is less than 200m long).
If your connection is designated as “non-standard,” there may be extra charges for any additional wiring or electrical work that is required. Before beginning any work, your LC will offer an estimate, and let you decide whether or not to proceed.
4.6
Filomena had amazing customer service! She was very polite and respectful. She also was great at listening to my needs and offering solutions with options that had great savings. I would give her 10 stars if that was an option. If I decide to go ahead I would choose to go have her help me again. I have not had the best experience in the past with customer service reps so I would like to thank her for making this experience a good one. Kind Regards, Selena
Was an amazing ecperience to finally take a leap for change with the best offer. Excellent customer service provided and the most amazing help in detail and understanding. Very grateful for the persistence and patience. Thank you kindly
Thanks Josh. A good savings for me and my family. That’s $30 a month saved and you were patient with me with all my questions. As a suggestion…. Please speak more slowly as I was a bit hard to understand at it E other than that…. Thank you
Thanks for the call and check in. You recommended I stay with my current provider as the rates were top notch. I'll touch base again in the next 12-18 months, you made it super easy. Great friendly and confident salesperson.
Very clear and concise information. Great price comparison for saving money on our monthly bills! Thanks Issac and Glimp! I can't wait to pass these savings on to my hard working family Adding onto my review as I think this is totally unacceptable to have people call you about switching companies and you agree to change and go through the process with Glimp and then get phone calls from supposed companies BEFORE you even get the email offer from supposed companies.