New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 163

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✨ Telephone Services and Tariffs

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 163

1. TELEPHONE SERVICES

1.1 Direct-Dial-In (DDI) Service:

This is a service available to customers with Private Automatic Branch Exchanges (PABX) to allow direct dialling into extension telephones from the PSTN.

Monthly charge for each block of 10 DDI numbers is ... $30.00

This charge is additional to business line rental charges.

DDI charges will apply from the time DDI numbers are reserved.

DDI service is not available to "Network Operators" (within the meaning of that term as set out in the Telecommunications Act 1987) who wish to use the service in connection with the provision of telecommunications services to other persons.

The charge set out above applies where the number of DDI numbers on any trunk group between the Telecom switch and the customer’s PABX is no greater than 2,000.

The ratio of DDI numbers to PSTN lines normally shall not exceed 10. The agreement of Telecom is required for any increase in that ratio.

Telecom reserves the right to charge a higher price for DDI service if the average traffic from the Telecom PSTN to each DDI number exceeds 0.1 erlangs per DDI number on any specific trunk group.

2. TELEPHONE TARIFFS

2.1 Business Calling Plans

2.1.1 Telecom Brilliant Deductions

This is a special offer providing savings on eligible Telecom National and International calls, based on a customer’s monthly expenditure. The offer is for a limited period and has the following conditions associated with it:

A customer must spend more than $50.00 (excluding GST) per month on National and International calls to be eligible to enrol.

All customers must enrol in Brilliant Deductions before 29 November 1991.
The Plan expires on 31 December 1992.
Brilliant Deductions applies to each single account. Calls from a number of business locations can only be aggregated to one account if all numbers are within the same Telecom ROC service area.
Savings are credited to the customers’ monthly account.
Savings are applied to the monthly amount expended on calls in each applicable expenditure range. Total savings are calculated by determining the sum of the savings applied in each range.

These savings may only be obtained (and then subject always to the conditions set out above) in respect of the services which are provided under a Contract for Telecom Network Service to Non-Residential Customers.

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