New Zealand's big three telecommunications companies will reimburse people who have made calls and sent texts to Nepal after Saturday's deadly earthquake.
Spark said it would credit customers for landline and mobile calls and texts sent to Nepal in the days following the quake.
"Many of our customers have been calling or texting family and friends in Nepal, worried about their wellbeing," said Chris Quin, Spark home, mobile and business chief executive.
A retrospective Spark credit would apply to calls from home or mobile phones and texts to Nepalese landlines and mobile phones from 5pm last Saturday until midnight Wednesday.
2degrees said it would credit all calls and text messages made to mobiles and landlines in Nepal from last Friday until midnight tomorrow.