New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 175

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✨ Telecommunications Service Charges

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Charge for installation of a 64kbit/s circuit $10,000.00
Charge for installation of a 128kbit/s circuit $10,000.00
Charge for installation of a 192kbit/s circuit $15,000.00
Charge for installation of a 256kbit/s circuit $15,000.00
Charge for installation of a 384kbit/s circuit $15,000.00
Charge for installation of a 512kbit/s circuit $15,000.00

Notes:
GST is payable on the whole price if the service is billed in New Zealand.
Prices for circuits at data rates above 512kbit/s are available on application.

6.6.2 Monthly Charges
Charges for standard Telecom Lightstream Service are payable monthly. The service is available either for specified minimum contract periods, or on a cheaper longer-term contract basis.

The following are end-to-end prices for Lightstream Service delivered to the Service Delivery Point within the “City Step” or “Central Business District” tariff zones as set out above, and cover both the OTC Australia and TCNZ charges for providing Lightstream Service.

Charges for Lightstream Service based on the minimum contract period:

Charge for 64kbit/s service 3 months $22,800.00
Charge for 128kbit/s service 3 months $37,000.00
Charge for 192kbit/s service 6 months $50,400.00
Charge for 256kbit/s service 6 months $62,200.00
Charge for 384kbit/s service 6 months $80,610.00
Charge for 512kbit/s service 6 months $98,600.00

Notes:
GST is payable on the whole price if the service is billed in New Zealand.
Prices for circuits at data rates above 512kbit/s are available on application.

Charges for Telecom Lightstream Service for longer-term contracts:
Price concessions are available on application for longer-term contracts, of one, two three or more years.

6.6.3 Alteration and Reconfiguration Charges
Typically, all upgrade, alteration and reconfiguration charges, such as data rate changes, will be charged actual costs (including labour, materials, overhead and travelling time).

However, if a customer wishes to upgrade from an existing cable or satellite service (i.e Tastream or Skystream) to Lightstream, or to upgrade the speed of their Lightstream Service, an upgrade fee equal to 60% of the appropriate installation fee applies. The upgrade fee will be waived in cases where the customer enters into a one-year or longer-term contract.

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