Thread: Goodbye to a flat rate for broadband?
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Old 14-10-2003, 14:13   #72
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Re: Goodbye to a flat rate for broadband?
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Originally Posted by downquark1
Yes, but NTL are charged more for international calls, the internet cost is uniform.

NTL are a major telephony provider, call 18866 are not, they just buy carriage from major suppliers. I would assume that call 18866 make a profit out of their international calls so what must NTL be making and why the differential in the NTL prices of 20p per minute and 5p per minute for the same call.

Is internet cost uniform? Do you know the costs involved in routing internet requests?
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