New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 12

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✨ Telecom Call Savings Plans

29 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 207

Annual Billed Revenue Forecast - The customer agrees to achieve a predetermined level of annual billed revenue.

Joint Account Planning - The customer will work closely with Telecom to assist in the forecasting requirements of the customer.

Pricing

The following criteria will be used in the calculation of a discount not more than 10% to the customer.

Centralised Account Management
Prompt Payment of Bills
Preferred Vendor Status
ABR Target Bonus
Joint Account Planning
1st Year Contract Renewal Incentive
2nd Year Contract Renewal Incentive
3rd Year Contract Renewal Incentive

Customers will also receive a Telecom Premier Calling Plan discount on National and International Calls. For National Calls this will result in a total discount of 17%. For International Calls the customer will receive either an 8% discount or the base Telecom Premier Plan discount rate whichever is the higher.

3.2 RESIDENTIAL CALL SAVINGS PLANS

3.2.1 Friends & Family

Friends and Family offers two Call savings plans, the All Day National Plan and the Off Peak International Plan. Savings start under either plan when a customer spends $17.78 (GST exclusive) in a monthly billing period on qualifying calls. Once this threshold is reached the customer receives savings on all qualifying calls during that billing period.

The following conditions are associated with Friends and Family.

Qualifying Calls for the National Plan are:

National Direct Dial and Calling Card Calls, made at any time of the day, or night.
Qualifying Calls for the Off Peak International Plan are:

International Direct Dial and Calling Card Calls between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. Monday to Friday, all day Saturday and Sunday and National Statutory holidays.
Customers must take service only under the Standard Terms & Conditions for Telecom Network Service to Residential customers. Friends & Family plans do not apply to a customer who receives service on terms and conditions which vary from the Standard Terms and Conditions.
Friends & Family call savings plans apply to individual telephone accounts, which may not be aggregated for the purposes of these savings plans.
New residential customers, will automatically be provided with the Friends & Family National plan.
Enrolment in the Friends & Family Off Peak International Plan will come into effect on the bill after a customer’s enrolment application has been processed. If the customer’s next bill is due to be issued within the three days immediately after enrolment, the call savings plan may not apply until the following bill.
Friends & Family savings do not apply until the customer spends at least $17.78 on qualifying calls within a monthly billing period. This may not equate to the value of calls a customer makes in a month, as some calls made during the period of a billing cycle, are not billed during that cycle.
Friends and Family savings apply only to qualifying Telecom calls billed on the customer’s Telecom monthly account.

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