New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 12

Page 211

✨ Telecom Services Discounts and Special Services

29 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 211

c) A second telephone line and fax machine for residential customers. The discount on the rental is 35.8%. A discount of 48.7% applies to the installation of the second line and fax. The existing telephone line must continue to be rented. This offer was withdrawn on 19 December 1992.

3.7.2 International Telephone Services
Customers were allowed discounts of up to 9% on international calls. In each of these cases the following criteria were used to assess the extra discount for each customer:

Increase international toll volumes
Meet the unique needs of specific customer groups
Meet market requirements
Recognise high volume of international calls

SECTION 4 - SPECIAL SERVICES

4.1 ALTERNATE ACCESS
Alternate Access is the delivery of standard Telecom services via a network bearer and bearer route that is physically separate from an existing access delivery method for Telecom services. An alternate access is provided at the customer’s request, where a customer wants a second access to their site. The second access may be provided over either a cable bearer or via digital microwave radio, or a combination of these technologies.

Note:
Telecom does not guarantee that a second access installed as an Alternate Access for a standard Telecom service will be maintained over a physically separate bearer.

Alternate Access is available as an option for all standard Telecom services.

Standard installation, rental and usage charges for the Telecom services are charged. Additional installation charges are levied to cover the additional costs incurred by Telecom when installing an alternative access into a customer site.

The additional installation charges take into account the costs of installation, the share of access already existing and additional capital expenditure.

4.2 STARCOM SERVICES
4.2.1 Citydial Service
This service allows calls to made across Netways’ voice network to 8 New Zealand centres: Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, Napier/Hastings, Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin.

Fixed Monthly Charge
Outgoing 2w connection $88.50 per circuit

Note:
Minimum of two circuits per site.

Variable Monthly Charges
Calls across the "citydial" network are charged for the first minute and thereafter in increments of one second. Charges are rounded up to the nearest cent.

Day rate: 8am-6pm Monday - Friday, excluding national public holidays.
Night rate/Weekend Rate: 6pm-8am, 6pm Friday - 8am Monday and all day on national public holidays.

Per Minute Rate
| | Day | Night |
|-----------------|------|-------|
| Zone 1 | 26c | 14c |
| Zone 2 | 47c | 25c |
| Zone 3 | 55c | 30c |

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🚂 Other Discounts for National Telephone Services (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTelecom, National Telephone Services, Discounts, Second Line Installation, Residential Customers, Promotional Offers

🚂 International Telephone Services Discounts

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTelecom, International Telephone Services, Discounts, Toll Volumes, Customer Groups, Market Requirements

🚂 Alternate Access Services

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTelecom, Alternate Access, Network Bearer, Installation Charges, Digital Microwave Radio

🚂 Starcom Services - Citydial Service

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTelecom, Starcom Services, Citydial Service, Netways Voice Network, Call Charges, Zone Rates

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