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Telecom reimburses customers for broadband mistake

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Sun, 03 Jan 2010 11:54a.m.

Telecom is apologising to customers whose broadband speeds were slashed because of a technical fault, and has refunded the 150,000 users affected.

The company admitted to causing major problems after making upgrades for a new service in December, which caused broadband usage to be miscalculated so that customers were overcharged, or lumped with slow internet speeds.

A letter has been sent to disgruntled customers over the Christmas break, informing them of the mistake, and all 150,000 have now been reimbursed.

Spokesperson Emma-Kate Greer says they are unsure yet how much the muck-up has costed Telecom.

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03 Jan 2010 06:28p.m.

Tamara wrote:

I wonder if that was mobile broadband too because mine was really slow.