New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 12

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✨ Telecom International Call Charges

29 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Whangarei


Auckland	E Auckland
Hamilton	G	SR2	Hamilton
Rotorua	H	E	Rotorua
Tauranga	H	E	E	C	Tauranga
New Plymouth	I	H	E	G	H
Napier	I	H	G	E	G
Gisborne	I	I	H	G	G
Palmerston North	I	G	E	H	H
Wanganui	I	H	G	H	H
Wellington	I	SR1	G	I	H
Nelson	I	I	I	I	I
Christchurch	I	I	I	I	I
Dunedin	I	I	I	I	I
Invercargill	I	I	I	I	I

2.3 TELECOM INTERNATIONAL CALL (TOLL) CHARGES

2.3.1 Direct Dialling

Direct dialled Telecom International Calls are charged per second after the first minute. A one minute minimum charge applies to each call. Economy rates and one second charging do not apply where calls are connected by the Operator.

RATES FOR INTERNATIONAL CALLS

COUNTRY	Standard First Minute	Standard Additional Seconds	Economy First Minute	Economy Additional Seconds	Hours when Economy Rate Applies
Australia	$1.31555	2.192c	$0.83555	1.392c	11pm - 8am & all day Saturday
Australian Antarctic Territories	$1.31555	2.192c	$0.83555	1.392c	11pm - 8am & all day Saturday
Christmas Island	$1.31555	2.192c	$0.83555	1.392c	11pm - 8am & all day Saturday
Cocos Island	$1.31555	2.192c	$0.83555	1.392c	11pm - 8am & all day Saturday
Norfolk Island	$1.31555	2.192c	$0.83555	1.392c	11pm - 8am & all day Saturday
Ireland	$2.66	4.44c	$2.20	3.66c	Midnight - 8am Daily
South Africa	$2.66	4.44c	$2.20	3.66c	Midnight - 8am Daily

2.3.2 WorldNet (Interim International Virtual Private Network, IVPN) Registration Fees

WorldNet customers having over 60 WorldNet Sites will be charged a maximum registration charge of $6,000 regardless of the total number of sites.

SECTION 3 - DISCOUNTS

3.1 BUSINESS CALL SAVINGS PLANS

3.1.1 Brilliant Deductions

Description

Brilliant Deductions is a simple call savings plan that gives business customers volume related savings on a wide range of qualifying Telecom National and International Calls.
Brilliant Deductions is designed for small and medium sized businesses with 1-9 telephone lines located in one regional operating area and spending less than $10,000 per month on Telecom National and International Calls.
Savings are determined by total monthly qualifying toll expenditure on both Telecom National and International Calls and increase as total toll expenditure increases.
Savings begin as soon as combined monthly Telecom National and International Call expenditure reaches $20.00 (excl GST) and automatically apply from the first cent spent on all qualifying call types.

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