Orcon is a New Zealand-based internet service provider that offers a range of broadband plans to customers across the country.
Founded in 1994 by Seeby Woodhouse in Hawkes Bay, New Zealand.
In 2007, Orcon was sold to Kordia, a state-owned enterprise in New Zealand.
In 2013, the company was sold again to CallPlus, another New Zealand-based telecommunications company.
In 2018, Orcon merged with Slingshot and Flip, two other New Zealand-based ISPs, to become Vocus Group NZ.
A New Zealand-based telecommunications company that offers broadband, mobile, and digital TV services.
A multinational telecommunications company that offers broadband, mobile, and TV services in New Zealand.
A New Zealand-based telecommunications company that offers broadband and mobile services.
Fast and reliable broadband connection with higher download and upload speeds.
Standard broadband connection using copper phone lines.
Mobile phone plans with data, texts, and minutes.
To check if Orcon is available in your area, go to their website and enter your address. This will show you the available plans and speeds.
Fibre uses fibre-optic cables to transmit data, which provides faster and more reliable internet speeds compared to Copper, which uses traditional phone lines.
Yes, Orcon allows customers to use their own router as long as it is compatible with their network. They also offer their own router for purchase or rental.
Orcon's customer service has received mixed reviews, with some customers praising their helpfulness and others criticizing long wait times and unresponsive staff.
To sign up for Orcon, go to their website and select the broadband plan that fits your needs. Follow the instructions to provide your details and set up payment.
