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Okay, so perhaps 'all' was a little optimistic. Spark is the old government monopoly, once called 'Telecom'. As such, they have inherited a huge base of users who don't pay any attention to which ISP they are using, or don't even know what an ISP is. As such, they're basically non-competitive. There's rarely any benefit to using them compared to the competition - they are more expensive and refuse to join free internet exchanges, so Spark users frequently experience bad routing to services which refuse to pay money to Spark to peer. What I can tell you, though, is that I have never once heard of Spark warning/booting a user for excessive usage, and I have my ears to the ground at various NZ tech forums. Other ISPs, however: https://www.orcon.net.nz/terms/broadband If you are on an Uncapped or Unlimited Plan, the total amount of data you can upload or download is unlimited. We may use traffic prioritisation policies for these Plans to protect our Network and improve the overall performance amongst our customers.
(This is the Vocus group, including 2degrees, Slingshot, Flip, 2talk and Stuff brands)https://main.prod.vodafonenz.psdops.com/_document?id=0000018... Our policy is to provide you with the best broadband experience possible, so we won’t slow down or throttle your connection.
One New Zealand does not have a fair use policy for One New Zealand Fibre, HFC, VDSL or ADSL broadband
(One NZ, old Vodafone)https://care.zeronet.co.nz/hc/en-us/articles/7436185566863-N... Zeronet does not enforce a fair use policy when your connection is used for standard home use.
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