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Customers ‘Get All’ with ihug’s New Package

Published: Wed 29 Sep 2004 11:21 AM
29 September 2004
Customers ‘Get All’ with ihug’s New Dial-up Internet
and Toll Call Package
ihug, New Zealand’s original internet pioneer, fired yet another round in the battle to keep Kiwis connected by cutting charges for their ‘Get All’ package aimed at the everyday user, with high speed dial-up internet and big savings on toll calls. The flat rate dial up internet with the ‘Get All’ package is priced at $19.95 per month and is available from 1 October 2004.
The ‘Get All’ package comes with free dial-up accelerator which makes web surfing up to five times faster than normal dial up. It also includes free spam and virus email filtering, five free email addresses, no restrictions on payment methods, and 10MB of space to build your own website – all backed by ihug’s 24 hour professional, friendly customer service.
“Most New Zealander’s want faster internet to improve their online experience but often paying extra for speed is just not a viable option. We wanted to deliver a better value deal to web users that surf for fun, and use the phone to keep in touch with friends and family”, said ihug's General Manager, Guy Nelson. “We believe the new ihug ‘Get All’ package has the best value dial up internet in the New Zealand market today.”
Additionally, ‘Get All’ customers will enjoy huge savings on their toll calls with ihug’s new direct dial toll rates. Refer to the table below for direct dial toll rates.
“We estimate that a household switching to the ‘Get All’ package could easily save $20 a month or more off their Telecom bill, all with the confidence of a reliable, proven network”, said Nelson. “That’s a lot of ‘cups of coffee’ you could buy with the savings you make.”
ENDS

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