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✨ Telecom Connect Plans

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4.4Connect 24

Terms and Conditions

To qualify for the Connect 24 option, customers must have a history of spending at least $50,000.00 per year on Telecom National and Telecom International Calls.
Customers spending at least $50,000.00 per year on Telecom National and International calls may choose one of either Telecom Connect 1 or Connect 24, but not both.

Call Savings

Telecom Connect 24	Peak	Off peak
	Monday to Friday	Monday to Friday, 6 p.m. - 8 a.m. all weekend and National Statutory holidays
	8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
National Call Savings	15%	20%
Australia Call Savings	11%	16%
Rest of World Savings	7%	12%

4.5Telecom Connect-Executive Package

Description

Executive employees of a Telecom Connect customer can be enrolled on the Telecom Connect-Executive Package. This package offers the same savings rate for the Telecom Connect customer's employee as are available to the Telecom Connect customer.

Terms and Conditions

The conditions for this call savings plan are the same as for Telecom Connect, with the following additional conditions:

The only residential customers eligible are full-time employees or agents of a business, with a Telecom Connect plan, who have their telephone account paid for in whole or in part by the business.
The plans will run for the period of the Telecom Connect Plan, then be removed from the residential customer accounts. Telecom Connect customers must submit a new list each year, and can submit new lists at any time.

There are two options for Telecom Connect executive employees to receive call savings:

Individual Executive Accounts

Executives have the Telecom Connect-Executive Call Savings Plan registered against their residential account. The executive employee's telephone expenditure does not contribute towards the Telecom Connect Bonus.

The Telecom Connect-Executive Call Savings Plan is a residential call savings plan that can only be registered against a residential account.
Automatic Monthly Billing with Company's Account

The executive's telephone account is automatically billed to one of the nominated Telecom Connect monthly business accounts. The executive employee's telephone expenditure contributes towards the Telecom Connect Bonus.

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