New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 157

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✨ Telecom Lightstream Service Details

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 157

	Minimum Contract Period	Price/Month
Charge for 48 kbit/s service...	3 months	$9,800.00
Charge for 64 kbit/s service...	3 months	$9,800.00
Charge for 128 kbit/s service...	3 months	$16,600.00
Charge for 192 kbits service...	6 months	$23,400.00
Charge for 256 kbit/s service...	6 months	$30,000.00
Charge for 384 kbit/s service...	6 months	$40,300.00
Charge for 512 kbit/s service...	6 months	$49,300.00

Prices for circuits at data rates above 512 kbit/s are available on application to the customer's Telecom Account Manager.

Note:

GST is payable on the whole amount if the service is billed in New Zealand.

Charges for Lightstream Enhanced leased for longer-term contracts

Price concessions are available for longer-term contracts, of between one and five years. Customers should request the applicable rates from their Telecom Account Manager.

Alteration and Reconfiguration Charges

All upgrade, alteration and reconfiguration charges, such as data rate changes, will be charged actual costs (including labour, materials, overhead and travelling time).

If a customer wishes to upgrade the data rate of Lightstream Enhanced, or wishes to transfer from Telecom Skystream service or Telecom Tastream service to Lightstream Enhanced at the same or higher data rate, the upgrade and transfer fees will be waived where the customer enters into a one year or longer-term contract.

5.5 Lightstream (Digital Data Fibre-Optic Cable Circuits to Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, U.K. and the U.S.A.)

Lightstream is a digital fibre-optic cable service to various overseas destinations which is provided under Telecom's standard provisioning arrangements of the "Telecom Contract for Lightstream."

Telecom's Lightstream provides a half-circuit designed for full duplex operation.

There are 6 International Service Access Points which are located within the Auckland, Hamilton, Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin "City Step" tariff zones for Telecom's Digital Data Service (DDS). Provided the customer's Service Delivery Point lies within any one of the above tariff zones, the charges listed here include the price of a single local access circuit from the customer's Service Delivery Point to the nearest International Service Access Point. Customers who require more than one local access circuit or who require service to points outside of the six "City Step" tariff zones will be charged standard DDS charges for the additional access circuits and extensions. (See section 5.12.2 and 5.12.3)

Note:

A half-circuit means a leased circuit which is established between the customer's service delivery point or points within New Zealand and a point of interface with transmission facilities under the jurisdiction of an overseas telecommunications organisation.

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