Enable Fibre is a fibre broadband network owned by and operated for Kiwi customers in Christchurch. They’re a part of New Zealand’s UFB initiative that have connected more than 200,000 homes, shops, and schools across the region, and towns in the Waimakariri and Selwyn districts.
If you would like to switch to an ultra-fast fibre connection, Enable Fibre in Christchurch offers a selection of broadband plans for you! You can also visit glimp and compare the best deals that are suitable for your requirements.
Enable Fibre Broadband is affiliated with Christchurch City Council, assuring customers of fast and reliable support when it comes to their broadband needs. Part of their values is making the internet clear and simple for all Kiwis. They aim to deliver seamless connectivity among households, local businesses and nearby schools for better internet experience.
Get fast and easy transactions with Enable Fibre broadband that provides businesses, big and small, with smart internet solutions through its ultra-fast fibre connectivity. You can get work done efficiently and save money using its internet-based voice and cloud services that run over fibre. You can also reduce costs on traditional phone calls as well as IT hardware. This means, you can easily transfer data without needing a hardware — simple and space-efficient.
Enjoy high-speed internet at home with Enable Fibre's UFB connection that offers HD video streaming of movies, music and your favourite sports. It also makes online gaming more enjoyable with less lagging and best for video conferencing that makes seamless work meetings. Enjoy all these all at once even with multiple connected devices with zero delays and interruptions.
You don’t have to pay for Enable Fibre installation if your home is located within the free standard residential installation offer. Otherwise, you need to contact your internet service provider for details. For businesses, however, you have to order from your ISP to know your installation costs.
Yes. Simply fill out their online form with your complete information and wait for confirmation from your internet provider.
This depends on your provider. Normally, retailers offer a free fibre router upon selecting a broadband plan. But, if you prefer using your old equipment for your fibre network, you can always check with your provider.
No. You’re advised to be present when technicians visit your location for installing fibre for approvals and access to your home especially when setting up indoor equipment.
It takes 3 to 4 days before you can connect with fibre as it will take at least 3 days for your ISP to complete the build which may depend on the weather condition. You can ask to be notified at the end of the day for the progress of your fibre installation.
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Filomena had amazing customer service! She was very polite and respectful. She also was great at listening to my needs and offering solutions with options that had great savings. I would give her 10 stars if that was an option. If I decide to go ahead I would choose to go have her help me again. I have not had the best experience in the past with customer service reps so I would like to thank her for making this experience a good one. Kind Regards, Selena
Was an amazing ecperience to finally take a leap for change with the best offer. Excellent customer service provided and the most amazing help in detail and understanding. Very grateful for the persistence and patience. Thank you kindly
Philomena was efficient, patient and helpful. She had good data at hand to provide me with comparisons between what was offered and my current costs. She did a good job
Thanks for the call and check in. You recommended I stay with my current provider as the rates were top notch. I'll touch base again in the next 12-18 months, you made it super easy. Great friendly and confident salesperson.
Very clear and concise information. Great price comparison for saving money on our monthly bills! Thanks Issac and Glimp! I can't wait to pass these savings on to my hard working family Adding onto my review as I think this is totally unacceptable to have people call you about switching companies and you agree to change and go through the process with Glimp and then get phone calls from supposed companies BEFORE you even get the email offer from supposed companies.