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Old 14-10-2003, 14:04   #69
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Re: Goodbye to a flat rate for broadband?

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Originally Posted by ianathuth
How do you arrive at that conclusion? Look at the pricing of NTL telephony for example. They charge 20p per minute for calls to France unless you are on their international plan when it is only 5p. Another company Call 18866 can give you the same call for 1p per minute and even calls to Australia, New zealand and USA and USA mobiles are only 1p per minute.

Yes, fixed price telephony does exist for SOME local and national calls but there is NO catch all fixed price option like the broadband pricing model that you advocate.
Yes, but NTL are charged more for international calls, the internet cost is uniform.
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