Business Broadband Service Terms
By using this Service, you agree to the terms set out below, which are specific to your Voyager Business Broadband service and apply in addition to the Standard Terms & Conditions (located here: https://voyager.nz/terms/business). If there is any inconsistency between these terms and our Standard Terms & Conditions, then these Specific terms shall prevail.
Other terms that may apply:
Other applicable Voyager policy may also apply to your use of our services. If so, they will be specifically referenced in these or our Standard Terms and Conditions. Pricing is subject to change at any time during the term of this contract.
1. Service Interruptions
We will use all reasonable endeavours to make our Services available to you at all times. However, our Services rely on us using networks and Services owned by other people. We reserve the right to temporarily suspend the Services or restrict access to our network for planned and unplanned maintenance or repair. As a result, we cannot promise that our Services will always be available or fully functioning. If our Services are unavailable for any reason, we will endeavour to restore them as soon as possible.
2. New Broadband Connections:
If you are a new customer to Voyager, you will need a standard broadband connection at your premises for us to connect to. If you require connection services and/or the devices you intend using require additional jack-points or wiring (such as for monitored alarms), you may require an accredited technician to visit your premises in order to connect your broadband. Additional charges will be incurred and will be discussed with you before proceeding.
3. Speed and Quality of Service
We take great pride in ensuring that the quality and configuration of our networks are optimised and managed to the best reasonably achievable industry standard. However, both the speed and quality of our services can be influenced by factors beyond our control such as, but not limited to, usage on the Internet, distance from exchanges, internal wiring and cables on your premises, and the number, quality and configuration of devices being used in your household to send or receive data. Data speed, when referenced by Voyager will always refer to the theoretic “maximum possible network connection speed”, which we cannot guarantee, as your actual speeds may be affected by factors other than our network, such as those just described.
4. Support
If you experience a service fault, please contact us and we will make all reasonable efforts to restore your service as soon as possible. You (or we) may determine and agree that a technician is required to attend your premises to fully determine the cause of a fault. If the fault was not caused by the Voyager network or Local Carrier network and was caused by you, or people for whom you are responsible, or equipment used or put in place by you or at your request, you may be charged a fault diagnosis fee. Details on the fees and when they might apply will be discussed with you before confirming a technician will be sent. In the event the fault is with wiring at your premises, the technician will be able to undertake these repairs on your behalf and the applicable “premises wiring repair fee” will be applied to your account. Voyager cannot be responsible for delays in fault resolution if you do not agree to accept these potential charges and/or delay a technician accessing to your premises. Wherever possible our Business Fibre Broadband products utilise LFC inputs that include enhanced restoration targets to ensure that we have the best response times possible if we do need to send a technician out to resolve a fault.
Voyager will do what we can to help you with any problems you experience with your Voyager broadband service, including troubleshooting with you to identify those factors that may be affecting the speed or quality of your Service. However, we cannot be reasonably expected to resolve all issues on non-Voyager devices, nor to extend our support service beyond advising you on how you might optimise your device for speed or quality. Responsibility for all actions on your own equipment remains with you.
- There will be circumstances where we are unable to assist you further such as:
- The fault is with your own equipment, configuration or software
- You are using the service incorrectly or in an unauthorised way
- Your WiFi or phone-line (if that was not provided by us) is defective
- Another part of your internet connection (that is not part of our network) has failed
5. Usage & Security
Voyager takes its role as a responsible internet service provider seriously and so have certain expectations of you as both a customer and a “good netizen”. These expectations include, but are not limited to:
- your fair use of our networks, refer to our Fair use policy
- your acceptable use of our services, refer to our Acceptable use policy
As we have no control over the information you may access via the internet, we are not responsible for any information you obtain that is illegal or offensive. Nor are we liable for any malware or harmful code you may download via the internet.
We strongly recommend you password-protect your WiFi router to ensure there is no unauthorised access to your network. Voyager can, at our discretion, restrict or disconnect you if we consider that you are using our services in a manner that may damage or compromise the security of our network or anyone else’s network.
6. Router & Equipment
You will require a suitable router to use our broadband. Voyager can supply you with an appropriate router for the Service you are getting, which you can purchase or rent from us. If you purchase a router, it becomes your property and is covered under both the relevant manufacturer’s return to base warranty. If we provide you a rental router then ownership of the router will remain with Voyager. Please refer to our Rented equipment.
When you are supplying your own router, you will need to ensure it is appropriate for the service you are getting. ADSL/VDSL Broadband will require an ADSL/VDSL router, standard Fibre services will require a fibre-capable router, Hyperfibre services will require a Hyperfibre capable router. When connecting your router to our service, you will need to follow the manufacturer’s instructions, as we are unable to provide support to all makes and models of routers. For the same reasons, Voyager will not be responsible for fault fixing of routers supplied by you. Minimum third-party BYO Router requirements can be found here Third Party BYO Router Requiremnets.
To enable us to maintain the integrity of our network and services, we reserve the right to occasionally manage your router, via remote access. This may include tasks such as updating router firmware, updating DNS settings or changing general settings. You may “opt” out of this provision on request however you need to note this may affect our ability to provide service to you. (Please note that such access is electronic only and does not access any of your connected devices).
7. Change of Address
If you change your address, we’d love for you to take your Voyager broadband services with you. To minimise disruption, we will need some notice in advance so we recommend you contact us to confirm your services can be moved and if there would be any applicable fees.
8. Term and Termination
If your Plan has a Fixed Contract Term and you have agreed to use a Service for a Fixed Contract Term, then you must do so. If you cancel within the Fixed Contract Term, you will be liable for any applicable Early Termination Charges.
All charges are exclusive of GST
| Terms | xDSL & Fibre upto 920 | Hyperfibre | HPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| If there is less than 12 months of your contract term remaining | $199 +GST | $299 +GST | $1,159 +GST |
| If there is between 12 and 24 months of your contract term remaining | $399 +GST | $599 +GST | $2,319 +GST |
| If there is more than 24 months of your contract term remaining | $599 +GST | $899 +GST | $3,479 +GST |