Please email paulp@exetel.com.au with all your details and I'll confirm that the line is portable, and if so what we can do.Should I be emailing someone specific at Exetel to provide the porting details? It doesnt appear on the form in the members section - I assume because any eligible plan should be a naked line and thus wouldnt have a number to port.
Price Increases For Out Of Contract Customers
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Hello Trk,
Re: Price Increases For Out Of Contract Customers
Hi Ben,
We have fixed this issue. Please try this now. Otherwise, please PM me and I'll have a look at the issue.Hi,
Regarding these new plans, I'm currently in contract on Naked ONBW. Whilst I realise I don't have to change plans until I'm out of contract I'd like to move to the $60 one. I've tried to do this in the member facilities however when I click on the apply button for the corresponding plan I just get a message saying 'You cannot view details' and nothing else.
Is this a glitch or am I unable to move until I'm out of contract?
Thanks,
Ben
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Hi,
The service number (and indeed product you have) should be shown in the email you've been sent.I'll ask again as still not clear.
Have two services both out of contract. One is a Corporate plan (ADSL2) 'INC2DSL C1' and the other ADSL1 'NF/512' across two different service numbers but both attached to the same email address. How do I confirm that the email received re: $10 increase applies to both or only one service?
thanks
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Should be but isn't...No point posting the whole email but there is absolutely no reference to the service number or service in the newsletter.paulp wrote:Hi,
The service number (and indeed product you have) should be shown in the email you've been sent.I'll ask again as still not clear.
Have two services both out of contract. One is a Corporate plan (ADSL2) 'INC2DSL C1' and the other ADSL1 'NF/512' across two different service numbers but both attached to the same email address. How do I confirm that the email received re: $10 increase applies to both or only one service?
thanks
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Sorry Mike,
For Generic newsletter that's not the case. In the past when making specific plan change announcements we've done this. In this case, it was included within the monthly newsletter.
For Generic newsletter that's not the case. In the past when making specific plan change announcements we've done this. In this case, it was included within the monthly newsletter.
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So, the generic newsletter means what for us? Will there be a specific email that comes out clarifying the service/s that are impacted?paulp wrote:Sorry Mike,
For Generic newsletter that's not the case. In the past when making specific plan change announcements we've done this. In this case, it was included within the monthly newsletter.
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ForumAdmin said earlier in this thread* that business services are not affected. As far as I understand, the affected services are those that satisfy the following criteria:MikeW wrote:I'll ask again as still not clear.
Have two services both out of contract. One is a Corporate plan (ADSL2) 'INC2DSL C1' and the other ADSL1 'NF/512' across two different service numbers but both attached to the same email address. How do I confirm that the email received re: $10 increase applies to both or only one service?
thanks
1) residential service
2) ADSL or ADSL2 service
3) out of contract
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* read through the first few pages, I believe the post was early on
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Re: Price Increases For Out Of Contract Customers
Yes. ForumAdmin alluded that official (non newsletter) emails will be sent throughout January detailing the affected services.MikeW wrote:Will there be a specific email that comes out clarifying the service/s that are impacted?
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HI,
I have just recently change my plan to OTLA start of this month, do i also get charge $10?
I have just recently change my plan to OTLA start of this month, do i also get charge $10?
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Only out of contract customers are affected.dtn22 wrote:I have just recently change my plan to OTLA start of this month, do i also get charge $10?
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I am currently on:
Plan Type: D/21NOTEL
Monthly Access Charge: $40.00
Peak Download Limit (Mbyte): 5000
Peak Period Option: 12:00pm - 12:00am
Excess Downloads per Gbyte: $0.50
OffPeak Download Limit (Mbyte): Unlimited
The option to upgrade to the new plan at a 50% cost increase and losing my unlimited off-peak (12:00am - 12:00pm) is not very attractive. It would be far more attractive if an off-peak period with a substantial allowance e.g., 180 GB was added to the plan on offer.
The inclusion of free calling of 13/1300 numbers would also be very welcome.
It would be nice to see more options, e.g., an unlimited plan including telephone line rental, which was previously offered by Exetel for $58 but now just recently removed, but still currently being offered by TPG for $59.99.
Plan Type: D/21NOTEL
Monthly Access Charge: $40.00
Peak Download Limit (Mbyte): 5000
Peak Period Option: 12:00pm - 12:00am
Excess Downloads per Gbyte: $0.50
OffPeak Download Limit (Mbyte): Unlimited
The option to upgrade to the new plan at a 50% cost increase and losing my unlimited off-peak (12:00am - 12:00pm) is not very attractive. It would be far more attractive if an off-peak period with a substantial allowance e.g., 180 GB was added to the plan on offer.
The inclusion of free calling of 13/1300 numbers would also be very welcome.
It would be nice to see more options, e.g., an unlimited plan including telephone line rental, which was previously offered by Exetel for $58 but now just recently removed, but still currently being offered by TPG for $59.99.
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My contract ends in March this year, if I go to another provider will I charged the exit fee?
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If you exit prior to March, then I'd assume so. After all, that is what a contract is. But if you schedule the exit for the last day of your contract, you'll avoid both the exit fee and the increased monthly charges. Email residentialsupport@exetel.com.au to confirm exactly what date you should use to effect such an exit.ajhoward wrote:My contract ends in March this year, if I go to another provider will I charged the exit fee?
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hahaha sorry i thought this was funny so had to quote it. but believe me i am a happy customer so no pokes.trk wrote: Exetel Cons:
...the plan will likely change 14 times before the contract ends, have the price upped and lowered 6 times, and there'll be 32 other plans offered in the meantime that I'll "have to" think about swapping to.
MikeW wrote: So, the generic newsletter means what for us? Will there be a specific email that comes out clarifying the service/s that are impacted?
Yeah i am waiting for the specific ones too. I believe it will be out soon as told by forumadmin earlier in the thread.
$40!? i am on same one but it is $45!vlvl wrote:I am currently on:
Plan Type: D/21NOTEL
Monthly Access Charge: $40.00
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At first the new price increase wasn't very welcomed but i guess free unlimted calls may be worth it(with minus of $3 admin fee and further $10 to stay on grandfathered). I wouldn't mind peak and offpeaks too if it would save more bucks, but I've seldom used 60gb in the past 8months anyway.
Free calls to optus mobile = no connect fee too right?
Lastly moving to OCV200 plan I am going to implement both PSTN and VOIP for calls. As stated this is not an issue. However will I be able to keep my VOIP number the same as my PSTN? currently on the NF plans and have my PSTN number ported to VOIP.
Thanks!
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I have no need for a PSTN line, I love exetel's VoIP service & the flexibility that comes with it.
Can i switch my plan to the A30 for $45 a month which is comparable to the current service i have on the ONB plan? I cannot see this plan on my 'change service' page
Can i switch my plan to the A30 for $45 a month which is comparable to the current service i have on the ONB plan? I cannot see this plan on my 'change service' page