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Very prompt service due to my late request in moving house, but this was not a problem and they even sent an email moving day to ask for an accurate time so the change over would be smooth. Rate these guys 👍🏻 – Ticket Feedback Sep 2024

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Mate, the guy that listened to my concerns was a legend. Had my issue resolved super quickly and easily. Thanks team. – Ticket Feedback Sep 2024

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Had been using Primo personally for many years so was a no brainer to go with Primo for the bowling club, as I knew it would be reliable. – Customer Survey Sep 2024

All went well

We found the team very helpful getting this sorted out on a late Friday afternoon and their work was much appreciated – Customer Survey Sep 2024

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How to contact us to find more information or to raise an issue

You can request more information by emailing helpdesk@primo.nz or phoning us on 0800 123 774

NZ Relay is an excellent service to help deaf, hearing impaired, blind or speech impaired persons with critical information.

To raise a complaint or file a dispute, Follow The link below for our Complaints Policy & Procedure, and a feedback form to contact us directly.

www.primo.nz/complaints-policy-procedure

Definition of a vulnerable customer & process to apply

If you are a “vulnerable” customer under the definition of the Telecommunications Act 2001 and the “111 Contact Code”, you might be entitled to an alternative means to contact 111 in a power cut at no cost to you. A landline service provider cannot terminate your landline phone service on the basis that you are or may become a “vulnerable” person.

To qualify as a “vulnerable” person you must be at particular risk of requiring 111 services such as:

  • a known applicable medical condition
  • be exposed to family violence
  • have certain disabilities

This must be confirmed by a competent person or evidence, and you must have no other means to contact 111 in the event of a power cut, i.e. you have no mobile phone and no power back that lasts for the minimum period of 8 hours. An application form must be filled in full and submitted to us.

You can find the application form here. (Right-click the link and choose “Save link As…” to download a printable PDF form)

Once we receive a completed form, we will accept or decline your application within 10 working days. If it is declined, we will inform you of the reason, if it is accepted, we will provide you with an alternative means to contact 111 in July 2021. If you disagree with the decision you can lay a complaint with us. Failing a resolution with us, you can contact Telecommunication Dispute Resolution (TDR)

Alternative means to call 111

You could use a mobile phone if you are in mobile phone coverage to call 111 emergency services. We recommend keeping your mobile phone charged up at all times. Alternatively, you might have some sort of electricity back-ups, such as a battery, UPS device or power generator to keep your modem and phone running in the event of a power cut.