New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 11

Page 241

✨ Telecom Service Pricing and Discounts

30 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 241

Table of Prices

Table of Great Mate Prices and Discounts in NZ Dollars for 1/2 circuit.

Data Rate Kbps	Monthly Rental	Discount on Monthly Rental %	Installation Charges	Discount on Installation %
2.4	1,960.00	18.1	1,330.00	0
4.8	2,520.00	16.0	1,660.00	0
9.6	3,750.00	6.1	1,990.00	0
19.2	4,980.00	11.1	2,655.00	0
48/56/64	8,695.00	33.1	3,320.00	16.0
128	15,795.00	28.2	3,320.00	33.5
192	20,440.00	31.9	3,320.00	33.5
256	25,085.00	32.2	3,320.00	33.5
384	34,380.00	26.3	3,320.00	33.5

Note: Additional charges may apply for circuit terminations outside the Central Business Districts in Auckland and Wellington, and Sydney and Melbourne.

5.1.3 Great Mates Special Rates Customised Service

Two "Great Mates Special Rates" customers were allowed a discount of up to 5% on the 64Kbit/s TASTREAM service. This discount was allowed due to the commitment by the customers to a longer than normal contract period.

5.2 National Leased Circuits

Pursuant to an agreement with a customer, Telecom provided an A2 analogue circuit and CPE equipment. A discount of 31% was allowed in relation to the aggregate price of all circuits. The CPE equipment had depreciated due to prior use.

Pursuant to an agreement with a customer, Telecom provided services including leased circuits, facilities management and CPE equipment. A discount of 10.4% was allowed due to the unique needs of the customer, and the substantial commercial relationship the customer has with Telecom.

A customer was allowed a 30.10% discount on the provision of an A2 analogue data circuit. This discount was allowed in order to recognize and maintain the substantial commercial relationship with the customer.

The discounts published herein may be provided to customers in addition to other discounts already published.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS: GP PRINT LTD., WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1992

ISSN 0111-5650
Price $3 (incl. GST)
30767H—92A

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🚂 Great Mates-Special Rates Promotional Campaign (continued from previous page)

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🚂 Table of Great Mate Prices and Discounts

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🚂 Great Mates Special Rates Customised Service

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🚂 National Leased Circuits Discounts

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