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✨ Telecom Discount Plans

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 157

DISCOUNTS

6.1 Brilliant Deductions Crown Health Enterprise Plan

Description

The Brilliant Deductions CHE Plan is a call savings plan designed for Crown Health Enterprise customers.

Terms and Conditions

The terms and conditions for the Brilliant Deductions CHE Plan are the same as for the Brilliant Deductions Plan, with the following additional conditions:
Each CHE must be account managed by a Telecom Account Manager.

Call Savings

Combined Total Monthly Toll Expenditure (Excl GST)	National Call Savings	Australian Call Savings	UK, USA Call Savings	Rest of World Call Savings
Less than $30,000.00	see Brilliant Deductions	see Brilliant Deductions	see Brilliant Deductions	see Brilliant Deductions
$30,000.01 - $45,000.00	16%	14%	10%	8%
$45,000.01 +	18%	15%	11%	9%

Note:

The total toll spend of all regional CHE members is monitored quarterly and the monthly spend is taken as an average of the three months.
Appropriate savings rate applies to all expenditure once the associated threshold has been reached.

6.2 Brilliant Deduction Chamber Plan

Description

The Brilliant Deductions Chamber Plan is a call savings plan designed for businesses who are Chamber of Commerce members. The plan is also available to Crown Health Enterprise customers.

Terms and Conditions

The terms and conditions for the Brilliant Deductions Chamber Plan are the same as for the Brilliant Deductions Plan, with the following additional conditions:
Each Chamber of Commerce or CHE must be account managed by a Telecom Account Manager.
Chamber members can enrol telephone connections from outside the chamber region (for example, branch offices), provided those connections are not also enrolled in their local regional Brilliant Deductions Chamber Plan.

Call Savings

With the "Most" option, customers receive an additional 2% saving on top of International Call savings rates on calls to either the United Kingdom, United States, Japan or Canada, if one of these is selected as the "Most" called country.

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