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Orcon
P.O. Box 302362
North Harbour New Zealand
media@orcon.net.nz
Subject: Cancellation of Orcon contract

Dear Sir or Madam,

I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Orcon service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.

Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.

This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.

In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.

I retain a complete copy of this notification as well as proof of sending.

to keep966649193710
Recipient
Orcon
P.O. Box 302362
North Harbour , New Zealand
media@orcon.net.nz
REF/2025GRHS4

Cancel Orcon: Easy Method

What is Orcon

Overview

Orcon is a New Zealand internet service provider offering broadband, landline and mobile plans to residential and small business customers.

The company sells fibre, VDSL and mobile services with a range of plan tiers and optional add-ons such as static IP and priority support.

Services

Orcon provides monthly broadband plans that typically require a 12-month term plus prepaid mobile plans with 30-day periods.

Extras include router delivery, optional backups and business-focused options; pricing and terms vary by plan and promotions.

How to cancel Orcon

Broadband & landline (web)

  • Notify Orcon to cancel your broadband or landline account using Orcon's website or by contacting support directly.
  • A 30-day cancellation period applies during which service charges continue; fixed-term contracts may incur early termination fees.
  • Return any rented modem or router to avoid a non-return fee.
  • See Orcon's cancellation guidance: Orcon - Cancel my account.

Mobile plans

  • Cancel mobile by requesting a number port through your new provider - porting out will terminate the Orcon plan - or contact Orcon directly to cancel.
  • Mobile plans are prepaid: cancelling before the rollover date forfeits the remainder of that period; unused data expires 14 days later.
  • See Orcon's mobile cancellation guidance: Orcon - Cancel mobile plan.

Deprecated app and contact options

  • The old Orcon mobile app was deprecated on 9 November 2023; cancellations cannot be completed via the deprecated app.
  • Use the new app, the website, or contact Orcon support directly for account actions. More info: Orcon - app shutdown.

What happens when you cancel

Service access and billing

After you notify Orcon, a 30-day notice period usually applies and billing continues for that period unless otherwise agreed.

If you are on a fixed-term contract, an early termination fee may apply; the amount depends on your contract terms.

Equipment and data

Rented modems or routers must be returned; failing to do so will typically result in a non-return fee on your final bill.

For mobile customers, prepaid allowances do not fully carry over after cancellation and unused allowances may expire within 14 days.

Will I get a refund?

Account credit refunds

If you have a credit on your Orcon account you can request a refund by emailing Orcon with your account details and the refund amount.

Refunds are processed weekly (Thursdays) and are usually completed within a few business days after processing. See: Orcon - refunds.

Wiring & Maintenance refunds

If you paid Wiring & Maintenance as a fibre-only customer, Orcon credited eligible current accounts and invited former customers to request refunds by email.

Orcon states responses to those requests are provided within ten business days. Details: Wiring & Maintenance refunds.

Orcon plans and pricing

Plans table

Plan Price Period Features
Unlimited Fibre (Ultra‑Fast) NZ$97/month Monthly (12‑month term) Approx. 300/100 Mbps, free Google Nest Wi‑Fi, $14.95 delivery, unlimited data, static IP $10, priority support $15
Fibre Pro NZ$109/month Monthly (12‑month term) Approx. 900/500 Mbps, free Google Nest Wi‑Fi, $14.95 delivery, unlimited data, static IP $10, priority support $15
Hyper Fibre 2 NZ$129/month Monthly (12‑month term) Up to 2 Gbps, unlimited data, same router/delivery terms
Hyper Fibre 4 NZ$159/month Monthly (12‑month term) Up to 4 Gbps, unlimited data, same router/delivery terms
Hyper Fibre 8 NZ$289/month Monthly (12‑month term) Up to ~7.7 Gbps / 7.2 Gbps, unlimited data, same router/delivery terms
Mobile - 1.5 GB Plan NZ$20/month 30 days 1.5 GB carry‑over NZ data, 200 min NZ/AU talk, unlimited NZ/AU texts
Mobile - 2.5 GB Plan NZ$25/month 30 days 2.5 GB carry‑over NZ data, 300 min NZ/AU talk, unlimited NZ/AU texts
Mobile - 6 GB Plan NZ$43/month 30 days 6 GB carry‑over NZ data, unlimited NZ/AU talk & texts
Mobile - 12 GB Plan NZ$55/month 30 days 12 GB carry‑over NZ data, unlimited NZ/AU talk & texts

Notes & add-ons

Broadband plans normally require a 12‑month term with an early‑exit fee of approximately NZ$250 if you leave early.

Bundling a mobile plan can add a NZ$5/month discount per mobile plan to a broadband plan. Add‑ons include static IP ($10/m), priority support ($15/m) and Voiceline ($10/m).

Your consumer rights in New Zealand

Early termination & disclosure

Under New Zealand consumer law, suppliers must clearly disclose early termination fees and contract terms before you agree to a plan.

Orcon and Slingshot were previously found in breach of the Fair Trading Act for insufficient disclosure in certain direct‑sales situations and refunds were issued. More: Consumer NZ - refunds.

Where to get help

If you believe fees or disclosure were unfair, official consumer guidance is available on cancelling telecoms and your rights regarding notice periods and fixed‑term contracts.

See general cancellation advice: Consumer Protection - cancel your plan.

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

Some customers report excellent support and professional service, citing individual staff who resolved problems and improved their experience.

Positive reviews highlight helpful interactions that encouraged customers to stay with Orcon. Example: praise for a staff member named "Colline".

Common complaints

Many reviews report post‑cancellation billing issues related to Orcon's 30‑day notice policy, resulting in unexpected extra charges after moving providers.

Frequent complaints also cite poor reliability, modem return confusion, unexpected price increases and low customer service responsiveness; a large portion of Trustpilot reviews are 1‑star. See: Trustpilot - Orcon.

Documentation checklist

Required information

  • Account name and account number (from your Orcon bill).
  • Service address and contact phone number or email on the account.
  • Reason for cancellation and desired cancellation date (if you want a specific end date).

Equipment & returns

  • List of rented equipment (modem/router model and serial number) to return.
  • Copy of your last bill and any proof of payment relevant to refunds.
  • Bank account or postal details if requesting a refund to a bank account or cheque.

Common mistakes

Billing and timing errors

Cancelling without allowing for the 30‑day notice period often leads to another bill; plan for the notice period or request a specific settlement date from Orcon.

Another common error is cancelling mid‑billing cycle without checking whether you will be charged for the full cycle.

Equipment and communication mistakes

Failing to return rented equipment or not keeping proof of return frequently causes non‑return fees and delays in finalising accounts.

Using the deprecated app or not following Orcon's required cancellation channels can prolong the process; use the website, the new app, or contact support directly.

Comparative recap

Quick comparison table

Item Broadband / Landline Mobile
Cancellation notice 30‑day notice period; charges continue during notice. Prepaid: canceling or porting out ends the plan; no pro‑rata refunds for the remainder.
Early termination fee Possible for 12‑month fixed terms (~NZ$250 typical). Generally N/A for prepaid monthly plans; check contract for any special deals.
Equipment return Rented modem/router must be returned or non‑return fee applies. Usually not applicable unless device was part of a bundle.
Unused allowances Not applicable to fixed broadband allowances (unlimited plans). Unused mobile data forfeited on cancellation; data expires 14 days after cancellation in some cases.
Refunds Account credit refunds available on request; processed weekly (Thursdays). Refunds for prepaid credit depend on terms; request via Orcon support.

Key takeaways

Plan your cancellation around the 30‑day notice period, return equipment promptly, and request any refunds with clear bank details and evidence.

Check your contract for fixed‑term exit costs and keep records of communications to avoid disputes.

After cancelling

What to check after cancellation

Confirm the cancellation in writing and obtain a final statement showing any outstanding charges or refunds due.

Keep proof of modem return and monitor your final bank or card statement for unexpected charges.

Useful links

Address

Postal address

Orcon P.O. Box 302362

North Harbour, Auckland

Alternative contacts

For courier or registered service addresses and the most current contact channels, use Orcon's website or support pages.

If you need to email for refunds or wiring‑maintenance queries, follow the instructions on Orcon's help pages linked above.

FAQ

To cancel your Orcon broadband service, you must provide a 30-day notice period during which charges will continue. Ensure you notify Orcon in writing, keeping proof of your cancellation.

If you cancel your prepaid Orcon mobile plan before the rollover date, you will forfeit any unused data for that period. You can cancel by porting your number to a new provider or contacting Orcon directly.

If you cancel your Orcon service, you must return any rented modem or router to avoid a non-return fee. Make sure to keep proof of the return if you send it via registered mail.

Yes, if you have a credit on your Orcon account, you can request a refund by emailing Orcon with your account details. Refunds are processed weekly, typically on Thursdays.

If you are on a fixed-term contract with Orcon, cancelling may incur an early termination fee, typically around NZ$250. Check your contract for specific terms and notify Orcon in writing.

Important warning regarding service limitations

In the interest of transparency and prevention, it is essential to recall the inherent limitations of any dematerialized sending service, even when timestamped, tracked and certified. Guarantees relate to sending and technical proof, but never to the recipient's behavior, diligence or decisions.

Please note, Postclic cannot:

  • guarantee that the recipient receives, opens or becomes aware of your e-mail.
  • guarantee that the recipient processes, accepts or executes your request.
  • guarantee the accuracy or completeness of content written by the user.
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  • prevent the recipient from contesting the legal scope of the mail.