Wireless Broadband

Billing | Should I Choose One NZ A, B or C?

If you are not sure which bill type you have, this will help you to find it.

Wireless Broadband | Equipment ownership

The equipment belongs to you. However, your Rural Wireless Broadband antenna is fixed by an installer in a location where it gets the best possible connection and should not be moved by you.

Home Phone Wireless | Turn off voicemail

If you no longer want voicemail, you'll need to tell us to turn it off - you can do this at any time. Just give us a call on 777 from your phone.

How to get One NZ Rewards?

You can get One NZ Rewards by going to https://one.nz/rewards.

Business | Why do I have to give 30 days notice to cancel my account?

The obligation to give 30 days' notice in our agreements is mutual. It means that we can't turn your services off one day without telling you. If we do need to end our agreement you will have 30 days to locate another service provider and smoothly transition to their services. We realise that if we didn't give you any notice that would be inconvenient for your business.

Stop the TXTs about a bill

For mobile customers, you can easily change your bill settings in My One NZ.

Can I have more than one Wireless Broadband service on my bill?

Yes, each Wireless Broadband service (Rural or Home Wireless Broadband) will need to be setup and installed separately but can appear on the same bill.

Broadband | About monitored alarms

If you have ADSL, VDSL, cable, HFC or fibre broadband, please check with your alarm provider to see if your alarm is compatible with your broadband.

Cancel a business service

This article explains what to do if you want to cancel a business plan

Wireless Broadband | Modem deliveries

This article covers modem deliveries for Wireless Broadband connections.

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