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✨ Telecom Services

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Calls are able to be made to all destinations within Australia.

Terms

The service is only available in conjunction with the "citydial" or StarCom premier service.

Prices

Each "aussiedial" call is charged for at the following rates with increments of one second after the first minute.

8am-11pm Sunday to Friday $1.30 per minute
11pm- 8am Sunday to Friday and all day Saturday 80c per minute

4.2.4 Worldial

Calls are able to be made to any destination that is able to be called through IDD dialling

Prices

Each "worldial" call is charged for at the Standard Telecom ISTD Charge less 5%.

4.2.5 StarCom Premier

StarCom Premier uses the core products, "citydial", "nzdial" and "aussiedial" as a base but also incorporates several other services.

deskdial

StarCom Premier links together the offices (in New Zealand's eight main centers) of a multi branch company.

Prices

FIXED MONTHLY CHARGES:

2w bothways Trunk $125 per circuit
2w outgoing line $88.50 per circuit
2w incoming line $88.50 per circuit
6w E&M super high quality bothways connection $150 per circuit
2Mb digital PABX Access (equivalent to 30 circuits) P.O.A.

Installation $840 per circuit
Note: A minimum of two circuits per site applies. There is a minimum charge of $500 per site per month.

VARIABLE MONTHLY CHARGES
Standard "citydial" usage rates apply.

Official

At any of the eight node sites a client can provide a local number which is connected to the StarCom network. Any calls to this number are directed to a nominated office at one of the other StarCom sites.

Monthly Charge $1,000 + local number charge
Usage no charge
Installation $300

dialin

In Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch calls may enter the network by dialling an allocated number and be directed to a designated phone number in the free calling area at eight main centres. Calls can also terminate at any StarCom site.

Monthly charge $75 per number
Usage 55c per minute
Installation $100

dialin/dialout

This is a specialised service which allows clients access to StarCom by dialling a local phone number in Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch.

This service is charged at the standard StarCom usage charges plus 10c per minute

Monthly Charge per access code $10
Installation $100 per company
$10 for each additional PIN number

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